How much does an average man earn in America?

[Melanie31]

How much does an average man earn in America?

[Jerre]

Hard to say as it depends on their job. But believe it is above 40,000 $

[Jerre]

@Melanie31 Thank you for the Like

[Jerre]

@Melanie31 Thank you for the MHO

[Amur8711]

30-40 thousand I think

[Amur8711]

Do you want to marry a man in his 30s?

[Melanie31]

Yess

[FenixG45]

The median annual earnings for full-time workers is$65,400, and the median household income is estimated to be around $74,580 for 2025. These figures can vary significantly based on factors like education, location, gender, race, and age, with higher education generally leading to higher earnings, and the cost of living significantly impacting how far an income stretches.

[Kelley1]

While a specific average mean (not median) earning for all men isn't readily available, a 2023 Payscale report listed the mean pay for men as $73,800 annually. The median is $67,964 per year.

[DrPepper12]

American men are not "average". They are all unique & exceptional! MAGA men are all alphas sweetie!!!

[WonderingManII]

In the BLS' survey sample of 60,000 US households, men earn a median wage of $1,307 per week or $67,964 per year. By comparison, women earn a median wage of $1,096 per week, or $56,992 per year—almost 20% less than men.

[DJB72]

Now give the statistics about what jobs men generally do, the number of hours men generally work and the other statistically relevant information.

Men do more physically demanding and dangerous jobs that pay higher wages as a result. Men are more prepared to do overtime hours.

Cash in hand barely tells half the truth.

[WonderingManII]

@DJB72 If you got that information post it.

[DJB72]

www.pewresearch.org/.../the-enduring-grip-of-the-gender-pay-gap

www.statista.com/.../

iwpr. org/gender-inequality-work-hours-and-the-future-of-work/

Finding the studies takes a whole ten seconds. There's a lot more from various countries done during Left and Right leaning governments in liberal and conservative establishments that all say the same thing.

Psychology shows it as well. Most prominently Jordan Peterson points out men tend to be interested in things, while women are more interested in people. Engineering pays more than nursing. I'm not saying it's necessarily "right", just that it's an accurate assessment of current circumstances.

[WonderingManII]

@DJB72 I was merely trying to answer the OP question. I had to look that information up too. Which makes me wonder why you and I are having this conversation. Thanks for the information, but I really don't care. Nothing I can do about it.

[DJB72]

My apologies - I just reread and realised I may have sounded more antagonistic than I meant to.

[ohsheeT]

It depends on the man that it depends on the job. It depends on a lot of different things. Is it's every man makes something different

[kellytheman]

It usually depends what kind of job and where they work but the average income is $48,000 to $50,000 believe it or not but it does keep going up. Women might make a little less but women are getting paid more or equal to men.

[exitseven]

The average salary in the US is about $50,000 a year. Whether or not you can survive on that depends on where in the country that you live.

[beefcakebradybatson]

I believe seventy large. We black lads, about $52,000.

[RedInnocent69]

Apparently, $62,088 per year

[eagle1951]

Depending on the job, 18000 and up

[Dargil]

$67,000 median.