Every state's living wage is at least $82,000 a year, and in 26 states, a family of four must earn at least $100,000 annually to be considered "financially secure" — or $150,000 if they're in ...

But in Hawaii, the average single person only has $2,979 in expendable income each year — the least of any state. Here’s a look at how much disposable income the average person has in each state.

But in Hawaii, the average single person only has $2,979 in expendable income each year — the least of any state. Here’s a look at how much disposable income the average person has in each state.