Learn how 2026 tax changes could impact middle-class families, from new brackets to deductions, and what you can do to ...

The middle class feels like it’s disappearing, so I asked ChatGPT to explain what’s actually happening. The AI came back with data, reasons and context that made the situation clearer and more ...

On Jan. 3, the world watched as President Donald Trump addressed Americans, saying the U.S. military had captured Nicolás ...

You might not notice it at first glance, but something's changing in how the upper middle class spends. The once-free-flowing ...

As the economy continues to shift and inflation and the cost of living have become exponentially high, the middle class has shrunk considerably. Families and households once regarded as middle-class ...

(NEXSTAR) — With costs rising these days, it can be hard to tell whether you still rank in the middle class. Depending on where you live, what it takes to be a middle-earner can vary — greatly. A new ...

For a three-person household, the national middle income is between approximately $56,600 to $169,800 annually, according to The Pew Research Center. But these figures are anything but standing still, ...

For decades, the American middle class has been shrinking as the rich get richer and workers are routinely and increasingly screwed. That’s certainly happened in Arizona over the last 10 years, with ...

A six-figure household income doesn't necessarily make you rich — in many cases, it just means you're middle class. The upper bound of what's considered middle class for households exceeds $100,000 in ...

Making the middle class is tougher in Delaware than most states — except one First State city with the nation’s highest percentage of middle-class residents. The middle class is a socioeconomic group ...

At first glance, it might not look like there are that many differences between upper middle class homes and middle class homes. Both can be quite extravagant-looking and lavish, but compared to upper ...

ChatGPT started with the basics. In 1971, about 61% of American adults lived in middle-income households. By 2021, that number had dropped to 50%. That’s a massive shift in just 50 years. But the ...