[Yo-Yo]

Appreciate that! Yes, google is our friend, but having the brain(?) to read those graphs helps, too!

Sorry! Didn't mean to sound so flip! Try this table.

I think you'll find that in 2002 (latest data) there were 111,278 housholds in the US, and 15,675 of them had incomes of $100,000 or more.

15,676/111,278 = 0.1409, or 14% of US households.

[Yo-Yo]

I think you'll find that in 2002 (latest data) there were 111,278 housholds in the US, and 15,675 of them had incomes of $100,000 or more.

Slight problem with decimal places. That table has housholds in thousands so there are a total of 111,278,000 total households, and 15,675,000 at $100,000 or above income levels. The percentage math remains the same at 14%, however, which was your original question!