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.

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.