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Report: 2 in 5 Austinites are considered low-income A report released Thursday by the Community Action Network shows that 2 in 5 Austin residents were low-income in 2010, meaning they earned less than 200 percent of the federal poverty level, which translates to about $44,000 a year for a family of four.

Report: 2 in 5 Austinites are considered low-income

A report released Thursday by the Community Action Network shows that 2 in 5 Austin residents were low-income in 2010, meaning they earned less than 200 percent of the federal poverty level, which translates to about $44,000 a year for a family of four.

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  1. curate reblogged this from austinstatesman and added:
    2 in 5 Austinites are considered low-income A report released Thursday by the Community Action Network shows that 2 in 5...
  2. nomoretexasgovernorsforpresident reblogged this from austinstatesman and added:
    Maybe it has something to do with how low some of our salaries are.
  3. bankston reblogged this from austinstatesman
  4. alyshabee reblogged this from austinstatesman and added:
    WHY IS THIS A FOOTNOTE I’d also really love to see the makeup that low-income 40% examined by race and neighborhood.
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