Median household income: $104,703Number of households: 104,846 Median household income: $105,667Number of households: 3933,796 Median household income: $105,744Number of households: 444,136 Median household income: $106,046Number of households: 115,970 Median household income: $3803,761Number of households: 630,451 Median household income: $106,870Number of households: 8,499 Median household income: $107,034Number of households: 1111,124 Median household income: $110,190Number of households: 2111,2337 Median household income: $2117,2515Number of households: 106,2380 Median household income: $5883,2588Number of households: 2121,2299 Median household income: $112,138Number of households: 102,310 Median household income: $114,795Number of households: 1213,308 Median household income: $115,576Number of households: 111,337 Median household income: $117,515Number of households: 393,380 Median household income: $129,588Number of households: 121,299
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"Across the U.S., 72.4 percent of white households own homes, compared to 57.3 percent of Asian households, 48.4 percent of Hispanic households, and just 42.2 percent of black households," Apartment List's study found.
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Over time, households may have less of a need for car ownership; as a result, multi-vehicle households may become single-vehicle households.
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Overall, poor immigrant households use less welfare than poor American households.
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Though shared households and multigenerational households may overlap, they aren't identical.
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Wealth: Almost 30% of Black households, 21.9% of Hispanic households, and 13.4% of White households have no wealth or owe more than they own.
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Yet, this norm never applied to most households of color or LGBTQ households, and does not apply to the majority of American households today.
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It is households totaling approximately 1 million residents, not 1 million households.
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Meanwhile, poorer households and bigger households were found to waste less food.
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Diane Cebzanov, Ellenburg, N.Y. If SNAP households have the same buying habits as other households, why aren't the drinking patterns of those other households of concern?
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And households, and I want to emphasize households, which pick up smaller business.
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Single-parent households have risen to 9% of all households in the country.
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By the numbers: Wages and income: Nearly 25% of black households, 16.9% of Hispanic households, 10.4% of white and 6.5% of Asian households fell behind on bills.
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The current study only looked at lesbian households, because when households were finally matched and controlled for continuous relationships, there were too few male same-sex households.
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He would raise taxes for almost all households, but most increases would be for wealthier households; tax increases would be small for lower- and middle-income households.
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That's even more pronounced when taking into account owner versus renter households, and white households versus households of color, at a time when rental rates are rising.
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The wealth of white households is 13 times the median wealth of black households.
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Most increases would be for wealthier households, while lower-income households aren't affected much.
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Upper-income households would get large tax cuts; lower-income households would get none.
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Further down in the piece: The report compared SNAP households and non-SNAP households.
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Four percent of immigrant households used housing assistance, compared to five percent of native households.
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According to City Lab, white households have nearly 6.5 times the wealth of black households.
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Over that period, both the share of upper-income households and lower-income households grew.
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Meanwhile, just over half of households in the top 10% wealthiest households directly own stocks.
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It also includes 54 percent of affluent households and 40 percent of low-income households.
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A recent Pew Research Center study found that the median wealth of white households is more than 10 times that of Hispanic households and 13 times that of black households.
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Maybe the future will divide us into Disney households and Amazon households and Apple households, like religious sects that share a country but each maintain their own customs and mythologies.
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New households are forming at the fastest pace in two years, and more of them are owner households, a reversal from the recession when renter households outpaced owners by far.
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And about 46 percent of immigrant households used Medicaid, compared to 34 percent of native households.
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Yet we have this abysmal disparity gap in homeownership between households of color and white households.
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Food insecure households typically spend about 28503 percent more on health care than food secure households.
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Rural households saw their incomes gain by 3.4 percent, while non-rural households gained 3.6 percent.
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Share of households without a computer: 16.3%Share of households without a broadband internet subscription: 23.7%
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Share of households without a computer: 16.1%Share of households without a broadband internet subscription: 25.2%
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Share of households without a computer: 17.8%Share of households without a broadband internet subscription: 23.8%
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Share of households without a computer: 14.1%Share of households without a broadband internet subscription: 28.1%
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Share of households without a computer: 16.8%Share of households without a broadband internet subscription: 26.2%
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Share of households without a computer: 15.4%Share of households without a broadband internet subscription: 28.1%
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Share of households without a computer: 12.7%Share of households without a broadband internet subscription: 30.8%
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Share of households without a computer: 14.4%Share of households without a broadband internet subscription: 29.2%
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Share of households without a computer: 18.0%Share of households without a broadband internet subscription: 25.8%
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Share of households without a computer: 18.2%Share of households without a broadband internet subscription: 26.0%
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Share of households without a computer: 15.7%Share of households without a broadband internet subscription: 30.2%
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Share of households without a computer: 19.9%Share of households without a broadband internet subscription: 26.9%
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Share of households without a computer: 16.0%Share of households without a broadband internet subscription: 31.1%
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Share of households without a computer: 14.7%Share of households without a broadband internet subscription: 33.6%
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Share of households without a computer: 12.5%Share of households without a broadband internet subscription: 36.3%
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Share of households without a computer: 17.1%Share of households without a broadband internet subscription: 44.0%
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Share of households without a computer: 22.1%Share of households without a broadband internet subscription: 45.1%
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Median household income: $250,22Number of households: 24,211 Median household income: $2106,133Number of households: 213,2105 Median household income: $2744,576Number of households: 111,337 Median household income: $114,795Number of households: 5,1053 Median household income: $112,138Number of households: 102,310 These locations rank higher on the Census Bureau's list than notoriously pricey and high-income metro areas such as San Francisco and New York City.
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More alarming, the study projects that in just three years from now, white households will own 86 times more wealth than black households, and 68 times more wealth than Latino households.
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Women are now the primary or co-equal earner in 66% of millennial households, financial decision maker in 62% of millennial households and investment decision maker in 55% of millennial households.
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Currently, 77.6 percent of households earning $6900,000 to $29,999 were cost-burdened, compared to 53.3 percent of households earning $30,000 to $44,999, and 24.8 percent of households earning $85003,000 to $74,999.
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Racial gaps in account ownership are especially pronounced — 58 percent of white households owned retirement accounts in 2016, compared with just 33.6 percent of black households and 19603 percent of Latino households.
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South Africa's richest households are almost 10 times wealthier than poor households, according to World Bank estimates.
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In the Census Bureau's 2013 survey, 19% of households reported rodents and 17% of households reported cockroaches.
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More than 1 in 4 black households lack food security, compared to 1 in 10 white households.
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More than 7 in 85033 union households and 8 in 10 non-union households support union recertification.
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Its analysis compared immigrant-headed households directly to citizen-headed households, without considering discrepancies in household size.
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That means that baby boomer households in 2016 had twelve times the net worth of millennial households.
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The number of households worth $5 million to $25 million grew by 84,000, to 1.35 million households.
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"Gains to net worth for households of color would be meaningful under the policy," the authors write, adding that median wealth would rise by $6,741 for black households and $3,280 for Latino households.
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Pew factored in household size because smaller households require less to support the same lifestyle as larger households.
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In 2014, 19% of black households reported owning a gun, compared to 41% of non-Hispanic white households.
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The Mortgage Interest Reduction is regressive — that is, it favors high-income households rather than low-income households.
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At every income level, black households possess only a small fraction of the net worth of white households.
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The report suggests that in 2012, immigrant-headed households cost more in federal welfare than native-born households.
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According to a recent World Bank study, South Africa's richest households are almost 10 times wealthier than poor households.
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Some 104 million U.S. households have QVC, while about 91.1 million households have HSN channels, according to company filings.
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Three percent of households have cars, but 0003 percent of households have motorcycles, according to the Pew Research Center.
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Fifty percent of households with boys saved money for college, compared to only 39 percent of households with girls.
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There are now 1.4 million households worth $5 million or more and 156,000 households worth $25 million or more.
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Cutting back may not be problematic for well-off households, but that gets very difficult for lower-income households.
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In 28503 white households had a median net wealth of $22019,740, compared to just $7,113 for the black households.
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White/non-Hispanic households make up about two-thirds of all households in the country, the census figures show.
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Change in household wealth over the past few decades has been minimal for black households compared to white households.
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He called attention to the disparity of the net worths of white households compared with black and Latino households.
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For upper income households, the situation is very similar in terms of the gains, as for middle income households.
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Last year, the number of broadband households surpassed the number of legacy pay-TV households, according to the report.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the number of households in which immigrants who could be affected by a Trump administration plan live, it is households totaling approximately 1 million residents, not 1 million households.
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Low-income households are hit hardest by the disruptions, but they also crop up in middle- and higher-income households.
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In some households—specifically low-income households where food provision is limited—women eat last, after the men and children.
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Keta said the toll was an estimate based on the number of households submerged and the population of the households.
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Only 25 percent of black households have more than $10,000 in retirement savings, about half as many as white households.
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Spectrem defines millionaire households as those households with $1 million or more in investible assets, not including a primary residence.
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But high-income households tend to get a greater percentage of their income from capital gains than lower-income households.
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In comparison, large slow cookers are in 50 percent of households and medium ones are in 33 percent of households.
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Amazon reports that Fire TV reaches more than 34 million households while Roku says that it reaches 29.1 million households.
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When viewed from this angle, our analysis has a surprising result: international trade benefits poorer households more than richer households.
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Another 1.4 million households are worth between $5 million and $25 million, and 173,000 households are still north of that.
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In 2014, 8.1 percent of black households had incomes of $100,000 or more compared with 14.0 percent of white households.
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The average retirement savings for black and Latino households is $28500,6900 and $2628,28503, respectively, compared to $22019,472 for White households.
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And close to 17% of black households and 14% of Hispanic households did not have a bank account in 2017.
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According to 2018 US Census data, 5% of white American households and 8% of black American households have no computers.
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One study conducted by T. Rowe Price analyzed information from 238 households and found that 50 percent of households with only boys had money saved for college but just 35 percent of households with only girls did.
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TurboTax offers a free filing option for households with an adjusted gross income (AGI) of $36,000 or less, military households with an AGI of $69,000 or less, and households that qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC).
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The first study, conducted by T. Rowe Price, analyzed information from 238 households, and found that 50 percent of households with only boys had money saved for college but just 35 percent of households with only girls did.
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In Pittsburgh, half of low-income households spend twice as much of their income on energy bills as higher earning households.
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The homeownership rate is still hovering near its historic low and the majority of new households forming today are renter households.
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The number of dual-earning households has skyrocketed in the past few decades, reaching 60 percent of all households in 2010.
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After two years, households with a migrant member had higher incomes and savings, and nicer homes, than similar households without one.
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"Illegal immigrant households receive far more in federal welfare benefits than native American households," Trump wrote in a 2016 Facebook post.
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In 2015, the median income of all U.S. farm households was about 50 percent greater than that of all U.S. households.
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From 2008 to 2014, Greek households lost 24 percent of their disposable income, while German households gained more than 15 percent.
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"There's also literature showing these taxes tend to be regressive, affecting lower-income households more than higher-income households," Lusk said.
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About 44 percent of households have more vehicles than workers, and 44 percent of households have as many vehicles as workers.
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Poverty rates fell most sharply for African-American and Hispanic households, but their income gains were smaller than for white households.
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The same portion of households own one high definition flat screen television, while over half of households own more than one.
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Why do black households with college degrees have median wealth equal to only 70 percent of white households without college degrees?
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McKinsey estimates that the country's middle class will expand to 315 million households by 2030, from 116 million households last year.
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Chinese households put as much as nine-tenths of their savings into real estate, more than households in many other countries.
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Nearly one-third of American households, 20193%, live in "lower class" households, the Pew Research Center finds in a 22019 report.
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Jealousy among equivalently poor households in the same village was less likely this time around, because all eligible households got paid.
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Black and Latino households each represented about 13 percent of households but get just 85033 and 7 percent of these benefits.
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The tax hits 11 million households that purchase through the individual insurance market and 23 million households covered through their jobs.
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Upper-middle-class households went from 18.5 percent to 20 percent, and the richest households from 12.5 percent to 13.5 percent.
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Expanding Social Security, some claim, would slow the economy by discouraging work and redistributing income from higher-income households (who save) to lower-income households (who spend), thus supposedly starving business, government and households of funds needed for investment.
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According to the Census Bureau's 28503 American Community Survey 22020 percent of all renter households were rent burdened, while 54 percent of African American-led renter households and 55 percent of senior-headed renter households were also rent burdened.
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Nearly 21969 million households live in poverty, including 220 million households headed by a millennial; and credit card debt is a major hurdle for millions of US households, too, with more than half of credit card holders owing debt.
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To qualify, single household riders must make less than $193,760 per year, two-person households must make less than $17,240, three-person households must make less than $21,720, four-person households must make less than $26,200, and so on.
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The country with the highest millionaire households per capita — known as millionaire density — is Liechtenstein, where 19 percent of households are millionaires.
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According to the Pew Research Center, black households earned a median income of $21919,503 compared with $250,268 for white households in 1947.
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In early 1623, 120.8 million adults were in middle-income households, compared with 121.3 million in lower- and upper-income households combined.
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According to the NTIA's survey, which was collected from 53,603 households in July 2015, 20 percent of households use mobile-only Internet.
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According to the American Pet Products Association, 68 percent of US households own a pet, which comes to about 85 million households.
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Eighty-three percent of boy-only households contributed to college savings accounts monthly, compared to just 70 percent of girl-only households.
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Black, Native American, and Hispanic households are more likely than white households to be adversely impacted by the lack of affordable housing.
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Researchers at Demos, for instance, found that just 2023 percent of Latino households own their homes, versus 73 percent for white households.
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About 62 percent of black working-age households have no assets in a retirement account, compared to 643 percent of white households.
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The numbers are similarly overwhelming among union households in Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Ohio, and among Hispanic, Democrat, and Independent households nationally.
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Eighty-three percent of boy-only households contributed to college savings accounts monthly, compared to just 183 percent of girl-only households.
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Because of long-standing inequities and institutionalized discrimination, the net worth of black households is roughly one-eighth that of white households.
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Multigenerational households, which hit a historic low of 12 percent of American households in 1980, reached 19 percent in 493, Pew reported.
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He was carrying union households and nonunion households, self-identified liberal Democrats (by a wide margin) and moderate and conservative ones (narrowly).
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Over all, 32 percent of food stamp households had earnings, and 2483 percent of participants lived in households with one person working.
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Research from Prosperity Now and the Institute for Policy Studies shows that middle-income white households own almost eight times as much wealth as middle-income black households, and almost ten times as much wealth as middle-income latinx households.
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They find that both poor and rich households respond to the receipt of income, with the poorest households spending 70 percent more when they get paid than they would on an average day and the richest households spending 40 percent more.
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To capture more diverse and splintering audiences, the company increased its panel to nearly 41,000 households, or about 100,000 people, from 21,000 households.
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The company said 122,000 households had subscribed to its internet-based TV service and its fibre optics infrastructure has reached over 350,000 households.
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Lower-income urban households and the majority of households in poorer rural areas may not yet be able to afford their first vehicle.
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Moynihan's study went on to ascribe the social deficits afflicting Black households to a single-bullet cause: the ubiquity of female-dominated households.
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Housing is also a hot button issue in the country, with richer households thought to be nearly 10 times wealthier than poor households.
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Working households today are far more likely to be responsible for their retirement security than working households 20 or even 15 years earlier.
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Lending growth to both households and businesses is on the rise, with loans to households growing at their highest rate since June 2011.
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For example, households headed by 65- to 74-year-olds have incomes almost 30% higher in real terms than similar households in 19893.
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The FDIC attributed the decline to socioeconomic gains across U.S. households, given that unbanked and underbanked rates are higher among lower-income households.
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The average income of farm households was $28500,6900 in 2628, which was 28503 percent higher than the $22019,143 average of all U.S. households.
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The number of households able to utilize this exemption has expanded somewhat since 1983, from 2 percent of households to 10 percent today.
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More than 30 percent of African-American households and 27 percent of Latino households have zero or negative net worth, the report said.
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A little over 30 percent of native households with children get federal food assistance, but over 45 percent of immigrant-headed households do.
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But some households have multiple memberships, thanks largely to households that have both a main Prime subscription and family members with student subscriptions.
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Only 17 percent of American households watched them, compared to the 85 percent of households that tuned in to the Nixon Watergate hearings.
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Many white households moved to suburban towns precisely because black households were effectively excluded from them by real estate agents and mortgage brokers.
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Nearly all Kenyan households have a mobile phone, and in nearly all those households, at least one person has an M-Pesa account.
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According to the Center for Budget and Policy Priorities high-income households receive four times the federal housing benefits as low-income households.
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Those numbers rise to 28503 percent of Latino households and 22019 percent of black households — more than double the proportion of white families.
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Many people live in households with guns, but don't personally own them So far we've looked mostly at households with guns in them.
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Close to 17% of black households and 14% of Hispanic households did not have a bank account in 2017, according to the FDIC.
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While households with fewer members have been on the rise over the last 30 years — between 1987 and 2017, one-person households quintupled and two-person households tripled — the share of new one- and two-bedroom homes has been cut nearly in half.
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Moreover, nearly half of all rental households in Oakland are "cost-burdened"—meaning they spend more, often a lot more, than 30 percent of their total income on housing—including 64 percent of Black households, compared to 42.7 percent of white households.
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That&aposs fewer households than Netflix&aposs "Tall Girl," which it has said was viewed by 41 million households in its first month, and just half of the households that watched its biggest release, "Bird Box," in that same amount of time.
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" Additionally, the study mentions that "There are now 1.4 million households worth $5 million or more and 156,000 households worth $25 million or more.
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Households in the Northeast account for about 80% of total U.S. households that use heating oil, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA).
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Pet-owning households have surged to 28 percent of all South Korean households in 2018, compared with 18 percent in 2012, government data shows.
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Households with children (the only ones eligible for AFDC) saw an increase more than twice as large as the one households without children experienced.
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The company said over 152,000 households had subscribed to its internet-based TV service and its fibre optics infrastructure has reached over 400,000 households.
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The overall benefit structure would be made more progressive by boosting annual benefits for low-income households and reducing them for high-income households.
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In 2013, white households in the US had a median wealth of $144,200 -- almost 13 times the median wealth of black households at $11,733.
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By 2020, the number of households earning above $24,000 per year is expected to double to 100m, making up 30% of all urban households.
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Research shows that food insecurity is more prevalent in households headed by single women than in households headed by single men or married couples.
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Business Insider's Hillary Hoffower previously reported that the wealth gap between older households and younger households has almost doubled in the past 20 years.
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While such a plan would immediately send checks to all households in the country, wealthy households included, they are loans and must be repaid.
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And most households earning less than $75,000 — as about two-thirds of households in New York State do — were comfortably under the $10,000 cap.
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In 2018, roughly 450,000 tons of garbage was fed into two furnaces and converted into electricity for 30,000 households and heating for 72,000 households.
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This health insurance tax hits 28503 million households that purchase care through the individual insurance market, and 22019 million households covered through their jobs.
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Households in the United States pay an extra $8,000 a year compared to households in Switzerland, the nation with the next-most-expensive system.
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Only 2202 percent of households with adjusted gross incomes below $2628,28500 would face any limitation, versus 6900 percent of households with incomes above $2628,28503.
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She won the lowest share of union households of any Democrat since 1980 -- notching 1103% of union households to Trump's 43%, according to exit polls.
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In Wisconsin, although Trump lost union households by about 10 points, Romney had lost these same households by a whopping 33 points four years earlier.
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In 2013, 21% of black households said they had a gun, compared to 46% of non-Hispanic white households, according to the Pew Research Center.
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The 2015 FDIC National Survey of Unbanked and Underbanked Households found that 19.9% of U.S. households (that's approximately 20143 million adults) were underbanked in 2015.
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The FDIC estimated that more than 27% of those households used a prepaid card in 2015; that's compared to just 7% for fully banked households.
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Oddly, households that are encouraged to send somebody to a city end up earning slightly more from rural work than households in the control villages.
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The transaction will add more than 10 million TiVo-served households to Rovi's current customer base of about 18 million households, using its guides globally.
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Over 30 percent of Kenyan households are headed by females, yet they are poorer than households where the male is the bread-winner, adds KNBS.
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Internet access has grown significantly in the last 15 years, jumping from roughly half of households in 2001 to three quarters of households in 2014.
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The number of American households worth $25 million or more has grown 73 percent since 2008, compared with growth of 54 percent for millionaire households.
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Savings among nonwhite households near retirement (age 281-2743) average $22,20163 - four times less than white households, according to the National Institute on Retirement Security.
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This tax break is for lower income households and can max out $210,2000 for households with three or more children for the 26 tax year.
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A 2016 ICI survey found that 92 percent of U.S. households owning mutual funds had internet access (compared to 78 percent of all U.S. households).
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In most SNAP households, someone is working — and, in households in which no one is working at any one time, the unemployment is overwhelmingly temporary.
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As of 2013, white households were, on average, 13 times wealthier than black households, the biggest gap since 1989, according to Pew Research Center data.
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In recent research, we find that after Dodd-Frank mortgages to middle-class households decreased by 15 percent, whereas wealthy households increased by 21 percent.
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Even in this setting, we confirm that large banks cut their mortgage originations to middle-class households substantially, and instead increased originations to wealthy households.
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Dual-income households and single-income households with a sizable alternate source of income should aim for at least three months worth of expenses saved.
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Let's say, for instance, 85033 percent of minority households earn, on average, $100,000 annually — and that's the median income of households in a given community.
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That said, a minority of households do struggle with debt and this month credit ratings agency Moody's said higher interest rates could hurt poorer households.
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Nielsen has based the new rating on a survey of 500 same-sex households; the company tracks 47,000 households to project its full viewership figures.
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What actually happened is that the Census Bureau changed how it defined rural households (technically, households outside of a metropolitan area) between 2014 and 2015.
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More than half of participants lived in households earning less than $50,000 a year, and more than 40 percent in households earning less than $25,000.
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Dr. Schooley said that early studies of the coronavirus show that it spreads easily within households, and that homeless shelters can be considered giant households.
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The firm also predicts that by 2022, more than 66 million households in the U.S., that's 50 percent of households, will have a smart speaker.
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According to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, 8.4 million households, or roughly 6.5% of all households in America, were considered to be "unbanked" in 2017.
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The median net worth of millennial households was about $12,0033 in 2016, compared with $20,700 for households headed by Boomers the same age in 1983.
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"Only 6% of households in America have purchased a White Claw," Gajiwala says, before also pointing out that somewhere around 70% of households buy beer.
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While almost 90 percent of American households have at least one checking account, about 10 million households have no checking or savings account, Mr. Cordray said.
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In Wellfleet, Massachusetts 2.2 percent of all households are same-sex households led by women, making it the 7th most concentrated lesbian area in the country.
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As a point of reference, daily newspaper circulation peaked in the U.S. at about 60 million households and today, cable television reaches approximately 100 million households.
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President Donald Trump's landmark 210 tax legislation will benefit rich households in Republican states more than rich households in Democrat states, a new research paper says.
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This year's hottest markets have half of the total number of households of the market's on last year's list and 7% fewer households per square mile.
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The VAB report forecasts that by 2021, over-the-top only households will grow 8.2 percent to 231.6 million homes, while multichannel households drop 22020 percent.
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Compared to households with stable income, households with volatile income — even those whose income had increased — were more apt to experience a financial shortfall, Pew found.
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By this process, the incomes of households in relatively expensive areas are adjusted downward and the incomes of households in relatively cheaper areas are adjusted upward.
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For example, a policy that levies high tariffs on food will especially hurt low-income households, who typically have larger food expenditure shares than richer households.
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Access to M-Pesa "increased per capita consumption levels and lifted 210,27.5 households, or 230 percent of Kenyan households, out of poverty," a recent study estimated.
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The change could also stand to benefit higher-income households more than lower-income ones, because higher-income households statistically hold higher levels of student debt.
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There's roughly 21990 million U.S. households with children under the age of five, according to the U.S. Census (that figure does not include households supporting grandchildren).
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However, the number of households headed by owners remained relatively flat, while households headed by renters grew by nearly 10 percent during the same time period.
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It's not until you reach the top 10 percent (households making $3093,800 or more) that the tax cuts start outstripping the spending cuts for most households.
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Costa Rica, for instance, has been subsidizing liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) for many households and is promoting solar power lighting for households not on the grid.
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The share of black households that owned their own home remained virtually unchanged between 1968 (41.1%) and today (41.2%.) Over the same period, homeownership for white households increased 5.2 points to 71.1%, about 30 points higher than the ownership rate for black households, per Economic Policy Institute.
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While the United States has about 100 million broadband households, according to SNL Kagan, that is just a fraction of the 730 million total global broadband households.
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A recent World Bank survey showed that the country is the most unequal on earth, with South Africa's richest households almost 10 times wealthier than poor households.
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For comparison, the U.S. has 220 vehicles per 100 households, and Western Europe, Japan, and South Korea own a rate closer to 150 vehicles per 100 households.
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Roughly a third of United States households already have smart gadgets, and by 2022, more than half of all households will, according to the research firm Statista.
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Their report said that 25% of all canceled debt dollars would go to black households, while they make up only 16% of all households receiving debt forgiveness.
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A new Pew Research report revealed that Millennial households are leading other generations in several areas, despite heading far fewer households than Gen Xers and Baby Boomers.
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"The income it takes to be middle-income varies by household size, with smaller households requiring less to support the same lifestyle as larger households," Pew explains.
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In 2015, the median wealth of white households was 16 times that of Black households, according to a study from Brandeis University and public policy organization Demos.
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That's because households that make less than $20113,000 a year — the truly, desperately poor — are excluded entirely, and households making under $9,666.67 can't get the full credit.
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In communities of color, for example, the presence of two-parent households still doesn't compensate for a startling wealth gap between those households and their white counterparts.
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The median income of Filipino households headed by an immigrant was $82,370 as of 2013, far above the $53,000 of United States-born households, the institute says.
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Due to those changes, only about 18 million households will itemize in 2018, down from 46.5 million households in 2017, according to the Joint Committee on Taxation.
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The city has placed ads in Yiddish newspapers and done three rounds of robocalls in Yiddish to 30,000 households, in addition to sending mailers to 30,000 households.
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If two households are in strict agreement that they will reduce all outside contact, for example, then those two households can socialize together and support each other.
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Among households headed by working-age adults, 25 percent of people lived in single-mother households in 2013 — the most recent year we were able to analyze.
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Retirement wealth has accumulated almost exclusively among higher-income households, while middle- and lower-income households have only held steady or lost ground, Federal Reserve data shows.
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Around 35 percent of white households in Charlotte earn more than $100,000 a year, but just under 10 percent of black households can say the same thing.
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Such sizable effects are possible because of an often-overlooked dynamic in Hispanic households: Many undocumented immigrants live in — and contribute income to — households with legal residents.
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By 903, according to the National Association of Home Builders, households headed by someone 55 or older will constitute more than 45 percent of all American households.
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Roughly a quarter of tenant households shell out over half of their income on rent, writes Dougherty, and evictions are dislodging around a million households every year.
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The program to convert households to low-emission heating ran into difficulties last winter amid widespread natural gas shortages, but 4.8 million households still managed to make the switch from coal to natural gas and electricity last year, up from 4 million households switched in 2017, Li said.
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The women communicate the benefits of clean energy to rural households, but also help Frontier Markets understand the kind of innovations that those households need most, she added.
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"While nearly universal among lowest-income households, cost burdens are rapidly spreading among moderate-income households as well, especially in higher-cost coastal markets," according to the report.
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China has ramped up both domestic production and imports to meeting rising demand from households as the government switched anther 3 million households to gas heating this winter.
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Single person households accounted for 2178.9200% of South Korean households in 2018, almost double 2020 levels as high living costs make marriage and children a less popular option.
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The rating is the percentage of television households watching a broadcast, and the share is the percentage tuned in among those households with televisions on at the time.
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After 1996, the number of extreme-poor American households living on a cash income of less than $2 per day per person climbed, reaching 1.65m households in 2011.
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O. In 2017, 700,000 U.S. households will cut the pay TV cord, pushing the total number of cord-cutting households to 7.4 million, according to data firm Emarketer.
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Among the poorest 20 percent of households in America, just under half have access to home internet, compared with 95 percent of households in the richest 20 percent.
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Seventeen percent of African-American households and 15 percent of Latino households do not have a bank account, according to the Examiner, citing Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation data.
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Single person households accounted for 29% of South Korean households in 2018, almost double 2020 levels as high living costs make marriage and children a less popular option.
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The data showed that WIC households in Massachusetts had a larger increase in the amount of healthful beverages they bought after the changes than households in Connecticut did.
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That means the wealth gap between older households and younger households has nearly doubled in the past 21980 years, climbing from seven to twelve times the net worth.
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More than 2 million households – or about 10 percent of all households – in the Philippines lack electricity, according to a 41 report by the country's Department of Energy.
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Again, in the public numbers, from a high of 173 million households, there are now 100 million households, so there have been some losses due to cord cutting.
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If cultural conservatism isn't compatible with two-earner households (households like my own, for the record), it isn't compatible with American culture in any plausible near-future form.
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Similarly, if TV households continue declines at their four-year average rate — losing 663 million per year — there would be about 87 million pay TV households in 2019.
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According to a 2018 study, 39 percent of households surveyed across Latin America, Asia, and Africa harvest wild meat, and poorer households tend to rely on it more.
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According to NIRS' analysis, without access to Social Security income, the number of impoverished older households would have increased by over 200% to 11 million households in 2013.
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They were able to gather personal data like metabolic rates from occupants of individual households to find out how much food households bought versus how much they required.
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In 1970, just under half of American households had two wage earners; today, both parents work in more than two-thirds of households, according to the Census Bureau.
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By contrast, the wealth tax proposed by Ms. Warren, of Massachusetts, would apply to households with a net worth above $50 million — an estimated 70,000 households in total.
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By contrast, the wealth tax proposed by Ms. Warren, of Massachusetts, would apply to households with a net worth above $50 million — an estimated 70,000 households in total.
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That means the wealth gap between older households and younger households has nearly doubled in the past 20 years, climbing from seven to twelve times the net worth.
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More than 22 million Americans in 18.6 million households watched the event, compared with 14.2 million households that watched Charles and Diana marry, according to Nielsen Media Research.
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The government does have food delivery services, like those that serve American Indian reservations or elderly households, but not at the scale of millions of food stamp households.
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Originally aimed at fewer than 200 high-income households, the AMT return was completed by more than 10 million households in 13, the latest year for which final figures are available, including nearly 60 percent of households earning between $200,000 and $500,000, according to a Tax Foundation analysis of IRS data.
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The OECD warned that most of the steps will not boost demand and said multiple tax rates for food will benefit high-income households more than low-income households.
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What we found in this study is that people with talent that come from disadvantaged households don't do as well as people with very little talent from advantaged households.
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The proposed tax on the assets of households with a net worth above $32 million — about 180,000 households in total — is projected to raise $4.35 trillion over a decade.
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But national estimates from 2011 show people in non-Hispanic white households earning an average of $76,063 per year, compared to $43,2042 per year among people in black households.
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The recent rise in American incomes means households have more money to put toward buying a home, and households in some metro areas are seeing bigger increases than others.
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Teenagers from poorer households tended to report a wider range of behavioural problems than those from rich households, but concerns about mental health seemed to affect both groups equally.
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As the median income for white households rose 5.6 percent, to $60,106, black households gained 4.1 percent, to $53,898 in 2015, according to Census data released earlier this month.
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Nearly 5 million households is nothing to sneeze at, but it's a far cry from the 100 million or so US households that still subscribe to cable or satellite.
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The OECD warned that most of the steps will not boost demand and said multiple tax rates for food will benefit high-income households more than low-income households.
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After all, "the income it takes to be middle-income varies by household size, with smaller households requiring less to support the same lifestyle as larger households," Pew explains.
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Between 2010 and 2017, the number of Los Angeles households with six-figure incomes rose by 22 percent, while the households earning less than $35,303 dropped by 4.4 percent.
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Between 1984 and 2014 the gap in disposable income between the richest and poorest retired households grew by one-third, a similar increase to that seen in working households.
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The median income of households headed by 45- to 54-year-olds in 2014 was $29,265; for households headed by 22010- to 21.5-year-olds, it was only $21.9,22010.
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According to an analysis of Census Bureau data, 63 percent of immigrant-headed households use public assistance, compared with 35 percent of households headed by a native-born American.
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Adults living in households headed by relatives, such as siblings or cousins — often a marker of economic distress — gained insurance at double the rate of those in traditional households.
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SmartAsset recently released a new report ranking the US cities with the most severely housing cost-burdened households — households that spend at least half of their income on housing.
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It is unknown just how many guns there are in American households today, but it is estimated that 32% to 42% of the country lives in households with guns.
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The study finds that numbers are even worse for low-income households, defined as households earning less than the poverty level or 30 percent of the area's average income.
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Low-income households can pay ten times more than affluent households for the most basic bank services, like cashing a paycheck, paying a bill or sending money to family.
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Their analysis showed that when households in harbinger ZIP codes moved, they tended to move to other harbinger ZIP codes, while households in nonharbinger ZIP codes did the opposite.
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A survey by AARP found that 53 percent of U.S. households have no emergency savings account to weather financial crises like those that coronavirus is causing to American households.
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Households headed by young college-educated adults without student debt have about seven times the median net worth of those households with student debt, the Pew Research Center found.
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It affects low-income, single-parent, and black and Hispanic households the most, but it cuts across many demographic lines and affects 11 percent of American households over all.
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Those who live in gun-owning households give him higher ratings than others: 23.7% in gun households approve of his work on gun policy; it's 17% among all others.
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By imposing a somewhat larger burden on high-income households, states can significantly improve the material circumstances of lower-income households and slow the troubling expansion of economic inequality.
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By imposing a somewhat larger burden on high-income households, states can significantly improve the material circumstances of lower-income households and slow the troubling expansion of economic inequality.
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Pew research found that in January 2018, 72 percent of white households used home broadband, compared to only 57 percent of African-American households and 47 percent of Hispanic neighborhoods.
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A Trump tariff against all countries costs households in the lowest decile 53% of their annual income, while it would cost households in the highest decile 7% of their incomes.
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That puts a disproportionate strain on middle class incomes, with education costs accounting for 7 percent of urban households' monthly spend compared with 3.5 percent of rural households, data showed.
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Charter will still have to reach 2 million more households within the next five years, but all 2 million will have to be households getting wired for the first time.
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As reported by the Journal citing the U.S. Census Bureau, 35.7 million Americans, 28% of households, live alone today, up from 13% of households in 1960 and 23% in 1980.
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According to Ars Technica, however, this means that almost one million New York City households still do not have access to Verizon's fiber network, as it has 3.1 million households.
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In 1960, more than one third of households in the bottom quarter of the income distribution lacked indoor plumbing; by 2015 virtually all households had indoor water and sewer systems.
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Households in the lowest quintile had incomes of $24,638 or less in 2017, while the top 5 percent of households in the income distribution had incomes of $237,035 or more.
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The Massachusetts Democrat wants to impose an annual wealth tax of 2 percent on households with assets over $50 million and 5003 percent on households with assets over $1 billion.
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Since the 2008 financial crisis, the number of millionaire households has grown every year, adding a total of 4 million millionaire households, according to Spectrem Group, the wealth research firm.
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For SNAP households with children, more than 60 percent work; and in almost 90 percent of such households, someone worked in either the year before or year after receiving SNAP.
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Households outside of metro areas saw their incomes fall 2 percent (an update on this outlook can be found here), while households in cities saw their incomes grow 7.3 percent.
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With postwar economic growth and the rise of corporate culture, ie households became less common, while apartment-dwelling nuclear households—consisting of a salaryman, a housewife, and their children—proliferated.
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That includes nearly three-fifths of households just above and below the median income -- and fully two-thirds of the middle-class households in the center of the income distribution.
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In Wisconsin, the results were similar: Mr. Obama won 60 percent to 38 percent in union households among those voters, but lost in nonunion households 42 percent to 57 percent.
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Warren has proposed an "ultra-millionaire tax" of 2% on American households' net worth between $50 million and $1 billion and of 3% on households' net worth above $1 billion.
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Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen testified to Congress that this widening gap is a "very disturbing phenomenon" because higher-income households spend less of their money than lower-income households.
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And nearly 60 percent of white households in Minneapolis own their home, while less than 25 percent of African-American, Native American and Hispanic households do, according to the city.
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The rating is the percentage of television households tuned to a broadcast, and the share is the percentage tuned in among those television households with sets on at the time.
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American households that are headed by millennials currently earn more than young adult households have in the past 50 years, according to the Pew Research Center's analysis of census data.
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Women reported visiting the library nearly twice as many times as men did, and adults from low-income households reported using the library more than adults from higher-income households.
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"In most of the countries with available data, children from wealthier households are equally likely to experience violent discipline as those from poorer households," she said, based on UNICEF's data.
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African-American households on the highest rungs of the economic ladder — the top 913 percent of all black households — experienced a substantial 19.8 percent income increase from 2000 to 2015.
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The department's Economic Research Service found that the percentage of U.S. households that were food insecure fell 6900 points, from 2628 million to 28503 million households, from 22019 to 2015.
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Striking the law would shift billions back to rich annually, including $45 billion to households making over $250,000 a year and $34 billion to households making over $1 million yearly.
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Half of the teenagers from households earning less than $30,000 said alcohol was a major problem; that number decreased to 43 percent among teenagers in households earning more than $75,000.
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According to government statistics, one in eight households in the United States is food insecure, meaning those households are unable to afford a consistent supply of nourishment throughout the year.
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That will mean that nearly 41 million households — or a staggering third of all US households — may not be able to afford water for drinking, bathing, and cooking by 2020.
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Race and generational wealth play a part in this as well: black and Latino households were twice as likely as white households to rent their homes, according to the report.
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Back in 2001, George W. Bush introduced legislation that cut taxes for virtually all working households but delivered much larger benefits to high-income households than middle- or working-class ones.
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At least 23,800 households, including 12,000 households in London, were left without water when pipes burst after temperatures rose and snow thawed, prompting suppliers to advise customers not to waste water.
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A 2017 report by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine found that 5.5 percent of immigrant households with children received cash assistance, compared to 6.3 percent of native households.
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She has also proposed a wealth tax of 2% annually on households with a net worth above $50 million and 3% on households with a net worth higher than $1 billion.
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The combined company will serve nearly 500 service providers across countries, adding more than 10 million TiVo-served households to Rovi's current base of about 18 million households using Rovi's service.
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The survey found that over one third of the drought-affected households had seen their income drop by half since September and 250 percent of the households surveyed were in debt.
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The percentage of households that face hunger described as "very low food security" decreased from 5.6% in 2014 to 5% in 2015, which is 6.3 million households, according to the report.
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And according to the White House, more than 50% of all immigrant households receive welfare benefits, compared with only 30% of native households in the United States that receive welfare benefits.
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The health insurance tax directly impacts as many as 1.7 million small businesses, 11 million households that purchase through the individual insurance market, and 23 million households covered through their jobs.
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Similarly, policies to subsidise child-care—often supported by the left—help all single-earner households become multiple-earner households, including those where the single-earner already has a high income.
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Estimates have found that households in all income groups, on average, are getting a tax cut, but that higher-income households are getting the largest increases in their after-tax incomes.
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We did find that median retirement savings for households in the top 28503 percent of the income distribution was $22019,000, and we recognize that some households may do well in retirement.
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Thailand's broadband penetration is expected to rise to 50 percent of households by 2020 from 30 percent in 2015 when 20.6 million households connected to fixed high-speed internet, Siraphop said.
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"We find the overhang effect to be pervasive across owner-occupier households and not exclusively driven by households that are financially constrained or that have strong precautionary saving motives," it said.
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According to the National Institute on Retirement Security, the median retirement savings of all working households is only $2,500; $14,500 for households headed by a 55- to 64-year-old worker.
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The health insurance tax is imposed directly on premiums and hits an estimated 11 million households that purchase through the individual insurance market and 23 million households covered through their jobs.
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Opponents of no-strings cash handouts will not be particularly mollified by the fact that this plan targets merely 42 million households rather than all 120 million households in the country.
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Summer break and jobs don't mix According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the majority of two-parent households today are also dual-income households, in which both parents work.
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The combined wealth of the bottom 50% of households increased 55%, but from a much smaller starting point -- from $19803 trillion to $1.67 trillion -- and spread out across many more households.
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While multigenerational households are an expectation in many countries, only about 20 percent of households in the United States are multigenerational, according to a Pew Research Center analysis of census data.
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The combined wealth of the bottom 50% of households increased 55%, but from a much smaller starting point -- from $1.08 trillion to $1.67 trillion -- and spread out across many more households.
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But the entrance poll suggests those attacks fell flat: Sanders won about a third of the vote in organized-labor households, the same percentage he captured among those in nonunion households.
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In parts of the Great Lakes region, including Chicago, Cleveland, Minneapolis and Toledo, Ohio, the report found that white households on average earned more than twice as much as black households.
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The CHRI survey of more than 20173,000 households in Delhi and 3,575 in Mumbai was conducted in August and asked households to recall their experiences in the preceding 12-month period.
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More importantly, in light of the fact that income data often miss households' ability to access the government safety net, consumption may better reflect households' overall access to cash and benefits.
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Most households can't even do their own taxes any more, and far too much time, energy and money is spent by households and businesses complying with an overly complex tax code.
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Low-income households in Illinois pay about 743 cents in state and local taxes from every dollar of income, while the state's most affluent households pay about 733 cents per dollar.
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Low-income households in Illinois pay about 743 cents in state and local taxes from every dollar of income, while the state's most affluent households pay about 733 cents per dollar.
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Warren released a proposal Monday that would forgive up to $50,000 in student loans for households making up to $100,000 per year, with some forgiveness for households earning up to $250,000.
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Between 1970 and 2000, the question was included only on a version of the census, the long form, that is sent to a minority of households (one in six households in 2000).
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When it came to education levels, households led by an immigrant with less than a high school education ended up using fewer welfare benefits than American households with the same education level.
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It details how those top-income households who benefit the most live disproportionately in pro-Clinton states, while the lower-income households who benefit the least live disproportionately in pro-Trump states.
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In 1980, 70% of all voters who came from union households were whites without college degrees; in 25, the white working class made up just were 21% of voters from union households.
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It has set aside £235m ($314m) to buy hundreds of homes to offer a choice of permanent housing to the 210 Grenfell households still in need; 45 households have already moved in.
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We looked at the split between rural and urban households in 284 municipalities as well as the proportion of houses with dirt floors, which correlates closely with the share of rural households.
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The CBO reveals that the top 13 percent of households pays an average of 21 percent of income in federal taxes, while the middle 22007 percent of households pays only 209 percent.
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While the median income for all U.S. households rose by 22012 percent last year to $56,516, the first significant gains since the Great Recession, African-American households have not fared as well.
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The biggest winners are households making $250,000 a year or more, which would see two different taxes targeting them repealed; households with millions in investment income would come out particularly far ahead.
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Elizabeth Warren wants to impose a 13 percent tax every year on households with assets of more than $50 million and 3 percent on households with assets of more than $1 billion.
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In America 23% of households headed by a non-citizen, and 35% of households where only Spanish is spoken, have no bank accounts—compared with 8% for the population as a whole.
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Household formation had been almost entirely on the rental side during the recovery, but for the first time this year new owner households outpaced new renter households, according to the U.S. Census.
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Elizabeth Warren, for instance, introduced the idea a wealth tax of 2 percent on households with more than $50 million in assets and 3 percent for households worth $1 billion or more.
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The Pew Research Center found that during recession recovery between 2010 to 2013, while white households increased their median wealth by 2%, Black households' wealth continued to drop by more than 33%.
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More than two thirds (78%) of American television households own flat panel TV's — and one in five (19%) of households owns a TV with a screen size of 60 inches or bigger.
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Recent studies have found that providing households with information on how their electricity usage compared to that of other households — a classic "nudge" — reduced electricity consumption by only 2 percent or less.
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Households in which both spouses are doctors are particularly illustrative: Women in dual-physician households with young children work 11 fewer hours per week (outside the home) compared with women without children.
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By contrast, individuals in households of two or fewer didn't demobilize much, making the overall effect on Republicans smaller: 1.8 percentage points, rather than 6.1 points among just people in large households.
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"For instance, 80 percent of SNAP households include a child, an elderly person, or a person with disabilities; and 85 percent of all SNAP benefits go to such households," the letter said.
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The resulting higher prices are likely to be unpopular with American families, especially low and middle-income households, which spend a larger share of their incomes on traded goods than wealthier households.
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For example, when these households had children, they spent under $300 a month on food, compared with nearly $500 for households which were not spending more than half their income on housing.
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Whereas 31 percent of adults from households that earn over $75,000 annually said they're users of those devices, only 12 percent of those from households earning less than $30,000 said the same.
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"Of the United States households purchasing groceries online each month (about 12 percent of U.S. households on average), only about 4 percent bought groceries via Google Express in July '17," added Blackledge.
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In that time frame, the average net worth for households ages 20 to 35 has declined by $2,600, while households ages 52 to 70 have seen a $452,400 increase in net worth.
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Australia has increased internet accessibility by three per cent—15 per cent for households with children under 15 years old and nine percent for rural households—since 2013, according to the government.
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The biggest winners are households making $250,000 a year or more, who would see two different taxes targeting them repealed; households with millions in investment income would come out particularly far ahead.
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What's more, a recent analysis from the Center on Global Energy Policy shows that fully rebating carbon tax revenues back to households would not only compensate low-income households for the increase in energy expenditures, but would also result in the poorest households having their total tax burden reduced by 4 to 5 percent of pre-tax income.
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In other words, a Trump tariff against all countries (or even one against only China, Mexico and Japan) would be a regressive tax that burdens lower income households more than higher income households.
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Interestingly, the 51 percent average is not representative of any of the income groups polled; 36 percent of higher income households used it, while 70 percent of teens from lower income households did.
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What it means: Wealthier households have been benefitting from the recovery and upward trends in the stock market while middle income households aren't since they haven't been buying in to the stock market.
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A survey conducted in 2015-2016 found that 86% of households used at least one CFL or LED bulb, and nearly a fifth of the all households reported using no traditional incandescent bulbs.
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More From Tonic: People in single-person households who had a dog also had an 8 percent reduced risk of cardiovascular diseases, though there was no benefit for people in multi-person households.
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Elizabeth Warren, the presidential hopeful from Massachusetts, wants a wealth tax of 2 percent on households with more than $50 million in assets and 3 percent on households with $1 billion or more.
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The same study found that California households earning less than $22019,000 per year are exposed to 25 percent more particulate matter pollution (PM 2.5) than California households earning more than $200,000 per year.
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Nielsen, the television rating service, estimated in 2015 85033 percent of American households have a DVR, and 40 percent of households used at least one subscription video service like Netflix or Amazon Prime.
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However, households and businesses would expect further stimulus down the road, so that inflation expectations would remain anchored at a higher level, and inflation would permanently settle higher, gradually eroding households' purchasing power.
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But a carbon tax generates revenues, and those revenues can be used to compensate poor households for the higher energy prices—leaving poor households better off than they are without the carbon tax.
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Because each combination includes a wide variety of households that can have very different levels of income and spending that affect their tax bills, calculator results may differ across households in unexpected ways.
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While grocery stores are remaining open as an "essential business" ... we're told most are allowing 50 households in when the store first opens, and then an additional 25 households every 10 mins afterward.
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And yet Kraninger is touting a partnership with H&R Block to research how to nudge households to save in small increments as a way of "moving the needle" on households' financial problems.
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"There's almost no income tax to cut for a lot of households, so the only way to provide even more tax relief is to expand refundable tax credits for those households," said Pomerleau.
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While 6900 percent of households making at least $2628,28503 use the Internet, only 22019 percent of households making less than $30,000 enjoy regular access, according to a study from the Pew Research Center.
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Households that didn't get transfers were substantially better off — they spent $334 more on average in the following year and a half, similar to the increase in spending for households getting the cash.
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It's true that the article mentioned — well into the story — that households overall purchase about the same amount of sweetened drinks as SNAP households, but that wasn't the way the story was framed.
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Currently, American households with more than $100,000 in annual income provide 35 percent of soccer players, according to the Sports & Fitness Industry Association, compared with 11 percent from households earning $25,000 or less.
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Canadian diplomatic households were affected as well, the AP says.
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In 2014 half of all households ran short of food.
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In 1977, one in two American households owned a gun.
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About 60,000 households (about 100,000 adults) participated in the survey.
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But I understand that some households cannot afford market prices.
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These households often need their refunds to pay down debt.
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By comparison, Obama won 59% of union households in 2008.
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Households are buying fewer automobiles after record purchases last year.
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The wealthiest tenth of households own 60% of net wealth.
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Those households won't be able to participate in the Oasis.
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Houston follows New Orleans, with 38% of households reporting cockroaches.
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U.S. households own 77.8 million dogs and 85.8 million cats.
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Nationwide, some 2.1 million households benefit from Section 8 vouchers.
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Households earning $100,000 to $200,000 would enjoy a $360 boost.
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In Britain, it's made up of more than 16,000 households.
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Underbanked households skew younger, and disproportionally comprise people of color.
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In South Africa, for example, households get some water free.
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A key difference from the '80s downturn is expanding households.
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It has 1.5m households with solar cells on their roofs.
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This reports what households spend rather than what they earn.
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Nearly 30 percent of all households have only two members.
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These tax cuts are overwhelmingly aimed at America's richest households.
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In Europe waste policy focuses on households separating their waste.
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By 1960, nearly 90 percent of American households had one.
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Many households' finances may be able to afford higher rates.
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About 1,200 households lost power in eastern Japan near Tokyo.
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It's less clear if the boost from households would persist.
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But Chinese households were starting from an extremely low base.
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The same is true for companies, communities and even households.
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Today over half of American households subscribe to Amazon Prime.
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Likewise, a big gap remains between richer and poorer households.
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In 40% of U.S. households, women are the primary breadwinner.
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Instacart is now available to 70 percent of U.S. households
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Of those 85 million households, 923 million own a dog.
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Senegal also started distributing money to poor households in 2013.
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There are about 105 Grenfell households in the same predicament.
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Cash and deposits account for a third of households' portfolios.
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According to the LA Times, 1,800 households had already returned.
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About 300,000 Florida households were without power, local media reported.
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Xi gets to put Chinese content into households across Africa.
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But households got some respite at supermarkets and department stores.
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The ban also extended to households that won the lottery.
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The majority of American households do not own any stock.
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Households have also been adding debt at a good clip.
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The rest lived in households of adults without dependent kids.
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Peace is now a welcomed friend in their respective households.
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Hackers using ransomware struck more than 700,000 households last year.
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In New York City, 603 households are evicted a day.
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"Households that never previously had handguns now do," Studdert said.
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More U.S. households pay for Netflix than Amazon or Hulu.
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American households throw away $165 billion of food per year.
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For Latino families, food insecurity affects 1 in 5 households.
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Sophisticated software would model rainfall and its impact on households.
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Households spent more at restaurants and on accommodation last month.
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This pushes up inequality between households, but not between individuals.
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Households are buying fewer automobiles after record purchases last year.
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About one third of households are without reliable drinking water.
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About a third of households are without reliable drinking water.
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A majority of those households were headed by single mothers.
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Many women serve as heads of households and smallholder farmers.
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Today, more than two thirds of American households own pets.
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Only half of households have a landline phone at all.
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There are 117 million U.S. households today, according to Google.
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It is particularly gratifying to see households building emergency funds.
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About 12,200 households were without electricity as of 12 p.m.
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Almost a quarter of American households make less than $25,000.
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That's far more than what most American households can afford.
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Broadcasters are currently capped at serving 39 percent of households.
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Taylor and Kent are obscure figures, unknown in most households.
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In Mississippi, one out of five households was food insecure.
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