Mike Zaccardi, CFA, CMT @mikezaccardi.bsky.social · 07/10/2026BofA: O"K" ... Lower-income wage growth leads the pack despite a narrowing gap. In September, after-tax wage growth eased to 4.5% YoY for lower-income households, while rising to 3.8% for middle-income and 3.7% for higher-income households. 100
teedeedubya.bsky.social @teedeedubya.bsky.social · 07/10/2026I don’t think the lower income group feels like they are “leading the pack” with wage increases that haven’t kept up with inflation for two years. Also, I wonder if BofA captures the non wage income that higher earners make such as capital gains that build up in retirement accounts 000
