CNN reports that out of 1000 households, 26.8 Iowa families are millionaires (But we are mere pikers compared to New Jersey, Maryland, New Hampshire, Connecticut and 21 other states). Of course, this means that 973.2 Iowa households are not, but CNN willingly helps you to figure out when you will become one.
Here is an interesting set of facts--they may change your mind about what you think about your neighbors...
Per Capita Income City Leaders in Iowa
1. Hamilton, Iowa $42,935
2. Clive, Iowa $40,053
3. Johnston, Iowa $36,407
4. Wahpeton, Iowa $36,258
5. Westwood, Iowa $33,677
6. Bernard, Iowa $32,671
7. University Heights, Iowa $32,484
8. Henderson, Iowa $32,175
9. Westside, Iowa $31,545
10. West Des Moines, Iowa $31,405
Per Capita Income Johnson County
30. Swisher, Iowa $24,596
43. Coralville, Iowa $23,283
65. Hills, Iowa $21,918
77. North Liberty, Iowa $21,339
119. Iowa City $20,269
122. Tiffin, Iowa $20,222
204. Lone Tree, Iowa $18,990
273. Oxford, Iowa $18,335
308. Solon, Iowa $18,029
The Poorest Counties in the Country (by Household Income)?
1 Kalawao County, Hawai'i $9,333
2 Buffalo County, South Dakota $12,692
3 Owsley County, Kentucky $15,805
4 Clay County, Kentucky $16,271
5 Starr County, Texas $16,504
6 Wilcox County, Alabama $16,646
7 Zavala County, Texas $16,844
8 McDowell County, West Virginia $16,931
9 Holmes County, Mississippi $17,235
10 Ziebach County, South Dakota $18,062
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