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Income Not Keeping Up With Inflation: 3 in 5 employed Americans (60%) say their income has not kept up with increases in household expenses due to inflation in the past 12 months, up from 55% last year. About 3 in 10 (29%) say their pay has kept up, compared to 33% last year.
Older workers, lower income earners, and hourly workers are more likely to say their pay has not kept up with inflation.

Majority Received a Pay Raise in the Past Year: Nearly two thirds (64%) of working Americans received a pay raise in the past 12 months. This includes 48% who received a raise at their current company, 26% who found a better paying job, and 10% who got both. 
An April Bankrate survey found that 30% of workers said that higher pay was the most important job quality in their employment moving forward. Further, 47% of workers said they were likely to ask for a raise in the next year.  
Most Raises Less Than 5%: Over half (52%) of workers who received a raise or found a better paying job in the past 12 months reported their raise being less than 5%, with 28% saying it is less than 3%. On the other hand, 39% who saw higher pay this year say their bump was 5% or more (including 17% who received a raise between 5% to 7%, 10% who received between 7% and 10%, and 12% who received 10% or more).
Those more likely to say they received a pay increase of more than 5% in the last year include: men (42% vs. 34% of women) and millennials (47%; ages 27-42), compared with 37% of Gen Xers (ages 43-58), 36% of Gen Zers (ages 18-26), and 25% of baby boomers (ages 59-77).
Additionally, 48% of workers earning $100,000 or more annually (vs. 33% earning under $50,000/year) and 45% of salaried workers (vs. 32% of hourly workers) say they received a pay bump over 5%.

Income Not Keeping Up With Inflation: 3 in 5 employed Americans (60%) say their income has not kept up with increases in household expenses due to inflation in the past 12 months, up from 55% last year. About 3 in 10 (29%) say their pay has kept up, compared to 33% last year. Older workers, lower income earners, and hourly workers are more likely to say their pay has not kept up with inflation.   Majority Received a Pay Raise in the Past Year: Nearly two thirds (64%) of working Americans received a pay raise in the past 12 months. This includes 48% who received a raise at their current company, 26% who found a better paying job, and 10% who got both.  An April Bankrate survey found that 30% of workers said that higher pay was the most important job quality in their employment moving forward. Further, 47% of workers said they were likely to ask for a raise in the next year.   Most Raises Less Than 5%: Over half (52%) of workers who received a raise or found a better paying job in the past 12 months reported their raise being less than 5%, with 28% saying it is less than 3%. On the other hand, 39% who saw higher pay this year say their bump was 5% or more (including 17% who received a raise between 5% to 7%, 10% who received between 7% and 10%, and 12% who received 10% or more). Those more likely to say they received a pay increase of more than 5% in the last year include: men (42% vs. 34% of women) and millennials (47%; ages 27-42), compared with 37% of Gen Xers (ages 43-58), 36% of Gen Zers (ages 18-26), and 25% of baby boomers (ages 59-77). Additionally, 48% of workers earning $100,000 or more annually (vs. 33% earning under $50,000/year) and 45% of salaried workers (vs. 32% of hourly workers) say they received a pay bump over 5%.

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