What is the average U.S. annual income?
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Go to this web site:\n\n        http://www.odci.gov/cia/publications/factbook/index.html\n\nEnter in the dialog box:  United States.  Scroll down until you find GDP - per capita:
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Do a Google search to look for an income estimator.  There are several companies who research this stuff and you can see their findings online for free.
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A pitiful 15,000 to 18,000 (USD) a year.  It's only when you get serious seniority that the pay rolls in.\n\nSee the Salon article listed below for more information.
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The President of the United States has, since 2001 made $400,000 per year. That is the least, accounting for inflation, that a president has made since 1872.
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Per capita income of $1030
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Americans are a very diverse group of people.  Some live paycheck to paycheck.  Others save varying amounts.  Still others live off of debt from credit cards and home loans.  Their income levels don't really have a lot to do with it.  It has more to do with their values.  I know wealthy 2-income families that live paycheck to paycheck, and I know poor people making minimum wage that save something each week.\n\nOn average, it doesn't look like Americans save very much at all (I think the stats show we are one of the worst in the world), but there are two factors that confuse this measurement.  First, there are a large number of savers in this country, but there are also a large number of 'negative savers' (debtors) who balance them out.  Secondly, Americans have reaped the benefits of increasing asset values, both in stocks and real estate lately, so while their active savings may not have risen, their savings portfolios have grown during this period.  It's just that less is coming out of the paychecks.
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$16,500 a year for state reps and $165,200 a year for members of the House of Representatives.  Go with the federal government, you'll make over 10 times as much money.
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The average difference is most likely between $15,000 and $25,000 per year, but the more important distinction is the opportunities for advancement.
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I live in NY State (highest taxes in the USA). I'm single but I do have a bf. I own my home and a few acres of land. I'm very comfortable and make $85,000 a year. My bf makes $70,000 a year.
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There's an old expression that you are worth exactly how much you make.  The American economic system is based on free enterprise.  You need to learn to market yourself effectively.
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I think a rough estimate in the United States is about 1/3 of income goes to federal income taxes of course it is higher if you make more and lower if you make less but I think that is average....\n\nThen depending on the state around 6% sales tax (some states don't have sales tax)\n\nThen if you own a house add in some property taxes usually 1.5% on the value of your home per year.
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AVERAGE IN THE STATES TODAY? ........................................ 64
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$$$.\nOn average College graduates make about 150% more than simply High-school graduates. Not to mention you can finally "get" all the jokes on the Simpsons.
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the average NFL salary is about $1 million us dollars a year
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I've heard anything over 500.00 in yearly income counts.  Dont know for sure, as it depends on laws in your area.
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There is no "average" income. There are set income limits decided upon by the US Department of Education based on poverty guidlines from the prior year. These limits are dependent upon your family size. Here is a brief listing of family size and income limits for the 2006-2007 California Board of Governors fee waiver application:\n\nFAM SIZE                    2005 INCOME\n1                                  14355\n3                                   19245\n4                                   29025\n6                                   38805
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Here is a site that gives the average salary