Synonyms for low-income
low-in·come

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1. financially challenged, financially stressed

   these phrases are much kinder...with full meaning

   i live in a financially stressed area of the city.

   Submitted by anonymous on February 26, 2019  

2. poor

   Submitted by anonymous on September 24, 2020  

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1. List of paraphrases for "low-income":

   lower-income, low-, lowincome, low-wage, low-paid, low-paying

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1. Elizabeth Ananat:

   When we look at bank balances for low-income families, that has gone back down to zero, on average, when that happens, people don't make ends meet... and it starts snowballing.

2. Mike Dominguez:

   We still believe some of the people released will be a public safety danger. This is purely politics, not public safety at this point, and if we have less officers at the facility, we're going to let these inmates out to the public, to our local community, to work low income communities.

3. The President:

   President Trump is trying cloak fair housing under this guise of keeping the suburbs safe from' those low income people', it's almost as if President Trump's assuming that all black people live in low-income house or that low-income housing is just for black people.

4. Stanley Litow:

   You see transformational activities in education that have taken place from time to time in the U.S. Like the end of the Second World War, for instance, they made high school mandatory, which opened up that option for a large number of students. It was transformative and led partially to America’s preeminence in the 20th century, i think the story of these six kids graduating now brings it home. Overwhelmingly it’s the children of color, who come from low-income backgrounds who a lot of people are not betting on.

5. President Obama:

   If we can significantly increase voter turnout so that low income people and working people and young people participated in the political process, if we got a voter turnout of 75 percent, this country would be radically transformed.