A third of people making more than $100,000 think they're underpaid, according to new research

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• A third of people who already earn six figures want bigger paychecks.
• According to a new survey of 28,000 US workers, 46% of respondents said they were underpaid, including 37% of respondents who earn more than $100,000.
• When unemployment is low, people can be more confident in their value and feel they can get a higher-paying job if they choose.
• At the same time, many six-figure earners live in expensive places with higher standards of living, such as people with high-profile tech jobs in San Francisco.

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You think it as you drag yourself out of bed every Monday, grumble it under your breath at annoying meetings and message it to coworkers behind your boss's back: "I don't get paid enough for this."

But even if you were, chances are you still wouldn't think your salary was high enough.

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