How HENRYs are investing and spending in the face of an uncertain economy

• HENRYs — high earners, not rich yet — are a wide-ranging group often making over $100,000.
• Despite making a lot, many are worried about investing enough for their futures and paying off debts.
• Business Insider spoke to six HENRYs across the country about how they're saving amid high inflation.

Miles Goodloe, 34, has finally made it — he's a HENRY.

After years of school and work, he's expected to make over $100,000 working in technology education — granting him the stepping-stone status of high earner, not rich yet.