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Americans say they need to make $233,000 to feel financially secure, but their average salary is $75,000

Por: MarketWatch Business July 08, 2023

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When asked what it would take to feel financially secure, the respondents on average said that they would need to earn around $233,000. To feel “rich,” the respondents on average said that they’d need to make around $483,000, the survey found. Americans have a long way to go to meet either of those goals. Full-time workers earned on average $75,203 in 2021. The median salary — the midpoint between the highest and lowest — was $53,888,... + full article



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