According to the Federal Reserve Consumer Finance Survey, the median real household income in the US rose 7% to $82,200 between 2022 and 25, the income of low-income groups increased, while the income of high-income groups declined. The median real net worth rose 2% to $215,900, benefiting households at all levels of wealth and income distribution. The median household debt was roughly the same as in 2022, but the proportion of households with debt repayments accounting for more than 40% of income rose from 6.5% to 8.6%, the highest since 2013.

According to the Federal Reserve Consumer Finance Survey, the median real household income in the US rose 7% to $82,200 between 2022 and 25, the income of low-income groups increased, while the income of high-income groups declined. The median real net worth rose 2% to $215,900, benefiting households at all levels of wealth and income distribution. The median household debt was roughly the same as in 2022, but the proportion of households with debt repayments accounting for more than 40% of income rose from 6.5% to 8.6%, the highest since 2013.