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. Shelley Clark:

   Brazil has actually done a lottery to have some low-income moms get day care and others not, mexico has started to look at options for expanding child care access for low-income families, and in India too, the government has supported some projects trying to expand access to child care, primarily in the rural areas.

2. Le Vu Cuong:

   We want to support the low-income community, now they can use more electricity without any extra costs, with energy coming from renewable sources.

3. Bernie Sanders:

   So many people have given up on the political process, including a whole lot of low-income people where the voting rates are low, young people who are not voting in large numbers. Our job is to bring people into the political process, to create a government that represents all of us, not just the one percent.

4. Chris Rupkey of FWDBONDS:

   We really do see a divergence between high income adults and middle and low income adults, i think a lot of the spending growth that we've seen over the last year has been driven by folks making $ 100,000 or more per year.

5. Pete Buttigieg:

   This is a city which is still a low-income city and one with a lot of inequality. So if you're on the west side, and I'm proud of everything we've done for the west side, but you're still in a low-income neighborhood, so anything that you see happening downtown could be perceived as something that you wish were coming to you.