Atlanta · $200,000+ · moderate cost city

Savings rate in Atlanta on $200,000+ — are you on track?

Earning $200,000+ in Atlanta? Based on BLS Consumer Expenditure Survey 2023, people at this income level in United States typically save around 39% of gross income. Enter your actual costs below to see how you compare.

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$250,000
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What 39% savings means in Atlanta

Using BLS Consumer Expenditure Survey 2023, people earning $200,000+ in United States save around 39% of gross income on average. In Atlanta — a moderate cost city — housing costs typically run 7–20% of income, which leaves reasonable room to hit or beat the benchmark.

Minimum
7%
floor — not building
Expected
12%
mid-income benchmark
Strong
26%
top tier

Source: BLS Consumer Expenditure Survey 2023. Benchmarks shown for mid-income earners in United States.

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