The Lone Star State may be the second-biggest state in the country, but it’s certainly not the most expensive. In fact, the Missouri Economic Research and Information Center ranks it as the 14th most affordable place to live. Texas’ overall cost-of-living index is well below the national average at 92.1. The only thing pricier compared to other states is utilities. That being said, the net worth needed to be considered upper class is still high. Here’s what it is and what factors influence it. Find Out: ...