Introduction: Find the Richest Zip Codes in Your State!
Curious about the wealthiest neighborhoods near you? Cubit Planning’s IncomeByZipCode.com now provides updated lists of the wealthiest zip codes in each U.S. state, drawing on the latest Census data. This free, annually updated resource allows you to explore income trends across the nation and see how your area compares.
Our updated data is the perfect tool to stay informed about economic demographics in your state. Check out the wealthiest zip codes for your state below—there may be a few surprises!
Explore the Richest Zip Codes Across the U.S.
Whether you’re interested in learning more about wealth distribution in California, New York, Texas, or any other state, IncomeByZipCode.com has you covered. Here’s a quick look at the richest zip codes across all states:
- Richest Alabama Zips
- Richest Alaska Zips
- Richest Arizona Zips
- Richest Arkansas Zips
- Richest California Zips
- Richest Colorado Zips
- Richest Connecticut Zips
- Richest Delaware Zips
- Richest Florida Zips
- Richest Georgia Zips
- Richest Hawaii Zips
- Richest Idaho Zips
- Richest Illinois Zips
- Richest Indiana Zips
- Richest Iowa Zips
- Richest Kansas Zips
- Richest Kentucky Zips
- Richest Louisiana Zips
- Richest Maine Zips
- Richest Maryland Zips
- Richest Massachusetts Zips
- Richest Michigan Zips
- Richest Minnesota Zips
- Richest Mississippi Zips
- Richest Missouri Zips
- Richest Montana Zips
- Richest Nebraska Zips
- Richest Nevada Zips
- Richest New Hampshire Zips
- Richest New Jersey Zips
- Richest New Mexico Zips
- Richest New York Zips
- Richest North Carolina Zips
- Richest North Dakota Zips
- Richest Ohio Zips
- Richest Oklahoma Zips
- Richest Oregon Zips
- Richest Pennsylvania Zips
- Richest Rhode Island Zips
- Richest South Carolina Zips
- Richest South Dakota Zips
- Richest Tennessee Zips
- Richest Texas Zips
- Richest Utah Zips
- Richest Vermont Zips
- Richest Virginia Zips
- Richest Washington Zips
- Richest West Virginia Zips
- Richest Wisconsin Zips
- Richest Wyoming Zips
Each state’s data is carefully updated to reflect the most current Census information available. Find out how your community ranks and explore how zip code income levels shape the economic landscape.
If you have any suggestions to make this resource even better, we’d love to hear from you! Simply reach out to us with your ideas.
Self-Improvement Tip: Should You Have a Personal Board of Directors?
Taking a page from thought leader Shane Parrish’s Clear Thinking: Turning Ordinary Moments into Extraordinary Results, which he stole from Jim Collins, let’s explore a unique concept: developing a “personal board of directors.” Just like a corporate board advises a business, a personal board of directors can provide you with mental models and behavioral guidance to help you navigate complex decisions.
These advisors don’t have to be alive or directly accessible; they can be historical figures, modern innovators, or thought leaders whose philosophies resonate with you. Building your personal board can be a powerful tool for growth. Here’s how:
1. Choose Inspiring Exemplars
Select people whose values, actions, and habits align with the person you aspire to be. For instance, do they show resilience, creativity, or wisdom? The goal is to choose people who “raise the bar” and challenge you to become a better version of yourself.
2. Emulate Their Mindsets and Actions
Practice adopting their approach to problem-solving by asking, “What would _____ do?” This step helps cultivate the attitudes and skills you admire in them.
Your board doesn’t have to be flawless in all areas. Instead, seek individuals who embody skills or dispositions that you want to nurture. For example, Jason Cohen, known for his thoughtful approach to business and startups, and Steven Dubner, celebrated for his curiosity and boldness in asking tough questions, could serve as inspirations.
Do you have a personal board of directors? Let us know who’s on your list; we’d love to hear and learn from your perspectives!