New Census Bureau product offers mobile-friendly fact sheets on who receives income from various sources.

A new interactive data tool shows income sources for hundreds of demographic and economic characteristic combinations.

We review a year of change in our nation, from increased diversity and declining fertility to post-pandemic economic recovery and lower poverty rates.

New visualization shows how increased home equity from 2019 to 2022 contributed to a hike in U.S. median household net worth to $176,500.

Users can explore how 13 government programs and necessary expenses change the number and share of people in poverty across several demographic subgroups.

Unlike the official poverty measure, the Supplemental Poverty Measure accounts for tax credits such as the Child Tax Credit.

Estimados de Resiliencia Comunitaria de Puerto Rico siguen mostrando alta vulnerabilidad social; nuevas herramientas podrían identificar áreas más necesitadas.

Community Resilience Estimates for Puerto Rico continue to show high social vulnerability, and new and updated data tools may help identify areas most in need.

Despite an increase in the cost of rent and utilities, most states saw no significant change in the share of renters’ income spent on rent.

American Community Survey data released today show that despite a decline in child poverty rates in 2023, they remain higher than other age groups.

Non-Hispanic White households were the only group with higher incomes in 2023. Asian household median income remained the highest among all groups.

The SPM, which accounts for noncash government assistance, increased to 12.9% in 2023, higher than pre-pandemic levels.

The percentage of people without health insurance remained around 8% in 2023 but rates varied by age and poverty level, according to data released today.

Unlike the official poverty rate, the Supplemental Poverty Measure accounts for government assistance to low-income families.

Los hogares de personas de raza blanca no hispanas fueron el único grupo con la mediana de ingresos más alta en el 2023.

New research shows the earnings gap between 27-year-old White adults born to low- and high-income parents widened while the low-income Black-White gap narrowed.

New Census Bureau report explores demographic characteristics, living arrangements and income sources of older adults living in poverty.

Residents in tribal areas had a 6-point gap in broadband access compared to non-tribal residents in 2021, but the digital divide is narrowing.

Francis Scott Key Bridge commuters had long, early commutes and were concentrated in specific earnings and occupational categories.

Mobility, Opportunity, and Volatility Statistics (MOVS) project shows income dynamics of working-age adults across socio-economic and geographic groups.

Households with a Black householder were less likely than those with a White householder to have home equity, retirement accounts, stocks and mutual funds.

New experimental analysis and visualization shows a relationship between poverty and the undercount of young children.

The Community Resilience Estimates show that 21.7% of residents in the combined areas of Baltimore city and County are considered socially vulnerable.

Census Bureau research shows that areas where people have more diverse social connections also have higher data quality in the American Community Survey.

The American Community Survey 5-year estimates provides a demographic profile of the population experiencing homelessness who lived in shelters.

New data linking higher education attainment and wage records enables research showing that gender wage gap channels vary by education level.

A new Census Bureau table package on men’s and women’s median annual earnings by detailed field of degree shows the gender pay gap in all fields of study.

The poverty rate significantly decreased in more than one-third of U.S. counties, according to the recently released American Community Survey 5-year estimates.

The poverty rate for the nation’s oldest populations was lower than for the youngest but increased in 2022 while child poverty decreased.

The Household Pulse Survey shows that 1 in 5 parents relied on a relative for child care.

The Supplemental Poverty Measure (SPM) that accounts for government assistance increased from 7.8% in 2021 to 12.4% in 2022.

The expiration of expansions to federal programs during COVID-19 resulted in lower post-tax household income and higher poverty rates.

New U.S. Census Bureau data show the official poverty rate for Black individuals and Black children hit record lows in 2022.

U.S. Census Bureau income data released today show declines in real income at the middle and top of the income distribution from 2021 to 2022.

Survey data reveal patterns of social and economic similarity between same- and opposite-sex spouses.

Climate-focused data product finds that social factors contribute to low resilience to extreme heat exposure for almost 1 in 4 individuals in the United States.