Business Insider looked at jobs that don't usually need a college degree, are projected to grow, and pay at least $75,000.

Many of the $100,000-plus jobs in 2026 are tied to work people depend on every day. These roles remain in demand even as the economy changes because they support healthcare, security, and basic ...

These roles prioritize performance over paperwork. No degree required.

The most prevalent jobs in America tend to offer low pay and require little education. But there are exceptions.

A college degree is supposed to be the great equalizer in the labor market, promising upward mobility and better pay for all.

It's something I've done myself and have seen amongst other younger female job seekers,” said freelance writer Megan Robinson. “But in my own case, and in the other women I interviewed, it didn't help ...

Effective leaders around the world are recalibrating their approaches to 2026 salary planning in response to a shifting economic landscape and inflation.