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New Jersey just edged out Massachusetts to claim second place for the highest upper-middle-class income threshold in the U.S., requiring a household to earn $162,235 to qualify — with the top end of that bracket hitting $208,588. With a median income of $104,294, Jersey’s economic landscape shows both opportunity and disparity, as states like California, Hawaii, and Maryland also rank high, while Mississippi and West Virginia have much lower thresholds — revealing stark regional differences in what it takes to live comfortably across America.

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