Jun 14, 2018 ... The national housing wage for a one-bedroom apartment of $17.90 far exceeds  the ... Many minimum-wage workers can't even afford a modest one-bedroom ...  wage a full-time worker needs to earn to afford a rental home at the US ... take on  another, part-time, minimum-wage job to make up the difference.
Jun 13, 2018 ... There isn't a single state, city, or county in the U.S. where someone earning  federal or state minimum wage for a 40-hour work week can afford a two- bedroom ... to put in 99-hour weeks, or the equivalent of two and a half full-time  jobs. ... apartment at fair market rent, without paying more than 30 percent of ...
In 99 percent of counties in America, someone making the minimum wage  working full time can't afford a 1-bedroom apartment. — Politifact National on ...
Jun 12, 2017 ... In San Francisco, someone would need to earn $58.04 an hour to afford a  modest ... But that's not enough to afford a two-bedroom rental anywhere in the  country. In more than 99% of American counties, it's not even enough to make a  ... Low Income Housing Coalition maps out the wage a full-time worker ...
Jun 15, 2018 ... A full-time minimum wage isn't enough money to rent an averagely priced one- bedroom home anywhere in the U.S., according to ... someone working full time  at $7.25 per hour, the federal minimum wage, would ... still need to make about  $29,000 a year to afford a two-bedroom rental at fair market price.
In 99 percent of counties in America, someone making the minimum wage working full time can’t afford a 1-bedroom apartment.