If you want to really save some money, these are the states to consider – though you’ll have climate change!
Today we released a new report that reveals that while the average U.S. household spends $24,557 annually on the most essential household bills (which is 35% of the U.S. household median income of $70,784) and roughly $2,046 per month, many states rank well above or below this figure.
As U.S. households continue to grapple with an increased cost of living, those living in Hawaii, California, New Jersey, Massachusetts and Maryland may be feeling more pressure as these states top the list as the most expensive, while West Virginia, Mississippi, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Kentucky are listed as the most affordable.
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But would you really want to live in any of those places?
Only if saving money was the main priority.
You can tell that the lure of leaving NSDCC is diminishing rapidly. It was better when you could buy a decent house anywhere in the USA for $300k, and you got to pick from Boise, Phoenix, Las Vegas, etc.
But those days are mostly over, and you have to go to Missouri to find those now.
40% of income…..in Alabama???
yikes.