Average U.S. INCOME BY AGE (How Do You Compare?)

In this video, we dive into the average income of Americans across various age groups and explore how income progresses over time. Starting with individuals aged 20-24, we discuss the importance of choosing education and career paths that offer good financial returns. Next, we look at the 25-34 age group, emphasizing the need for focusing on career progression. For those in the 35-44 group, we address the common misconception that it's too late to change careers and the importance of continuing to grow financially. We also examine the income stagnation among older age groups (45+). Throughout the video, I offer tips on how to exceed these averages and maximize your income, stressing that while saving and investing are crucial, income is the engine that drives financial growth. Finally, I encourage viewers to research and pick careers that provide opportunities for advancement and financial stability.

Chapters:
Introduction 00:00
Age 20-24 01:57
Age 25-34 04:47
Age 35-44 06:51
Age 45+ 09:14
Why Income Is Important 09:50

[kambido]

Don't forget about licenses people. There are some very lucrative jobs out there that just require a little grind in getting licensed.

[callbrin]

I'm 23 and made 80k last year but I live in California so I can make it with only a little extra to spare if I budget perfectly. I'ma need to get a 6 figure job just to get a house anywhere in the future

[jamessmithson-brrm]

Working out my UK salary in USD, then feeling like a douche because I earn so much more than these average figures… I always assumed American’s earned more

[gilbertbaird]

I eat steak, shrimp, crab legs, oysters occasionally..whenever I want.
I search to know what God is or can be and I discover the best in myself in that process and reality paves a brighter path to independence.

[jwlove]

Whoah, double the median. Guess I'm doing alright.

[Timmy]

35 years old and 75% of your working life ahead of you.... to be honest; kinda depressing.

[sechangoh]

I want a chart and graph not ur face bro

[Korligan]

So you start by talking about averages and then slide over to talking about median without a comment as to why.

There is room for improvement in your accuracy if you imagine yourself as a successful financial advisor - even on youtube.