In November 2025, U.S. personal income experienced a 0.3% month-over-month rise, reaching $26.403 trillion. This increase follows a 0.1% uptick in October, though it fell just short of analysts' projections of a 0.4% increase. November marked the sixth consecutive month of rising personal income, driven largely by a 0.4% increase in employee compensation, as both wages and wage supplements saw gains of 0.4% and 0.3%, respectively. Additionally, personal dividend income climbed by 0.6%, reversing a similar decline from the previous month. On another front, disposable personal income grew at an accelerated rate of 0.3%, compared to a lower 0.1% in October. Real disposable personal income showed a modest 0.1% increase, a recovery from the 0.1% decrease observed in the prior month.