What We're Showing
The median earnings of full-time male and female wage and salary workers in the U.S. for Q2 2025, with the data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Key Takeaways
- Men earn a median of $69,160 annually, compared to $56,056 for women, resulting in a gap of $13,104.
- Women’s earnings amount to 81% of men’s, but the gender gap in earnings is smaller for younger workers.
- At ages 16-24, women earn 89.3% as much as men in the same age group, while ages 55+ they only earned 78.2% as much.
