In the Magnolia State, earning between $35,142 and $105,438 would put you in the middle class. The interactive table below shows each state’s middle class range based on SmartAsset’s report.

In the Magnolia State, earning between $35,142 and $105,438 would put you in the middle class. The interactive table below shows each state’s middle-class range based on SmartAsset’s report. ...

In the Magnolia State, earning between $35,142 and $105,438 would put you in the middle class. The interactive table below shows each state’s middle class range based on SmartAsset’s report.

In the Magnolia State, earning between $35,142 and $105,438 would put you in the middle class. The interactive table below shows each state’s middle class range based on SmartAsset’s report.

You also need an annual household salary of at least $50,000 to be considered middle class in 17 other states, including California, New York, Oregon, Washington, Utah and Hawaii.

In the Magnolia State, earning between $35,142 and $105,438 would put you in the middle class. The interactive table below shows each state’s middle class range based on SmartAsset’s report.

Your household would need to earn at least $64,224 to be considered middle class in the Garden State, and earning more than $192,692 would put you in the upper class.

In the Magnolia State, earning between $35,142 and $105,438 would put you in the middle class. The interactive table below shows each state’s middle class range based on SmartAsset’s report.