New Jersey income requirements for middle class status

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New Jersey requires higher annual earnings to meet middle-class standards compared to most other states. According to an analysis based on Pew Research Center definitions, a household in New Jersey must earn at least $69,529 per year to be classified as middle class.

To reach the upper-middle-class bracket in the state, annual household income must fall between $162,235 and $208,588. New Jersey currently ranks second in the nation for the income threshold required to qualify as middle class, trailing only Massachusetts.

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Massachusetts · New Jersey · Pew Research Center

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[● 3 SOURCES] The upper-middle class income range in New Jersey is between $162,235 and $208,588 per year. 1057thehawk.com · mybeachradio.com · wobm.com
[● 3 SOURCES] New Jersey ranks second in the United States for the income required to qualify as middle class, following Massachusetts. 1057thehawk.com · mybeachradio.com · wobm.com
[● 3 SOURCES] A New Jersey household must earn at least $69,529 annually to be considered middle class. 1057thehawk.com · mybeachradio.com · wobm.com
[● 3 SOURCES] Pew Research Center defines middle class as households earning between two-thirds and twice the national median household income, adjusted for size and location. 1057thehawk.com · mybeachradio.com · wobm.com

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You need to earn this to be middle class/upper middle class in NJ [1057thehawk.com]

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You need to earn this to be middle class/upper middle class in NJ [mybeachradio.com]

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You need to earn this to be middle class/upper middle class in NJ [wobm.com]

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