Yulia Slavina

U.S. households with $100K and $200K incomes rose over time, Jeremy Horpedahl notes

U.S. households with $100K and $200K incomes rose over time, Jeremy Horpedahl notes
U.S. household incomes surpassed $200K in 2025

In the year 2000, 13.4% of U.S. households had incomes over $100,000, while in 2025, 17.2% of households had incomes over $200,000.

Jeremy Horpedahl shared these figures in a recent statement.

Horpedahl has previously compared inflation-adjusted net worth among generations, noting that Millennials in 2025 had outpaced Gen X and Boomers at similar ages here. In a separate report, he found that real median U.S. household income slipped by $1,000 in August 2026 versus August 2025 levels here. These findings provide additional context for recent household income milestones.

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