Being “rich” — or in the top 10% of household earners in the US — looks very different  depending on your state . Earning $200,000 a year in the state with the lowest threshold — West Virginia — means you are living large, according to a report from  Visual Capitalist . Meanwhile, earning that same amount in Washington, DC — the area with the highest threshold — might mean you can barely pay your bills. In general, a household needs to earn between $198,000 and $387,000 in annual income to be