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Why is it that the majority of Worst States are "Blue" liberal controlled states?
Why is it that the majority of Worst States are "Blue" liberal controlled states?
Sniper saysWhy is it that the majority of Worst States are "Blue" liberal controlled states?
'Cause people are making more money in those states?
'Cause people are making more money in those states?
The welfare recipients are most certainly making more money here.
Why do I have to work harder and longer, just so able bodied fat slobs can do nothing but eat all day long?
Life is so unfair.
Just make sure you help pay their Obamacare subsidy so they can get coverage for their obesity problem.
Pensions, universities and nonprofits are stashing public money offshore, despite secret documents that acknowledge the risks.
Can't you just not save for retirement, then move to CA or NY and go on welfare?
zzyzzx saysCan't you just not save for retirement, then move to CA or NY and go on welfare?
Stop giving them ideas. We can't afford to feed them here.
Either that, or let’s hope you were planning on a short retirement.
Data analysis site HowMuch analyzed how far $1 million goes in retirement in every U.S. state. And it turns out, you can stretch $1 million about twice as far in Mississippi as you can in Hawaii. HowMuch crunched the numbers based on the Cost of Living Index for Q2 of 2017 as well as average annual expenditure of persons with 65 years and above.
$1 million would allow the average retired person in Mississippi to live for 25 years and 6 months. $1 million only gets you 13 years and 1 month of retirement in Hawaii.
These are the top 5 states for stretching your $1 million as long as possible in retirement:
State How long $1 million lasts in retirement
Mississippi: 25 years, 6 months
Arkansas: 25 years
Tennessee: 24 years, 5 months
Kansas: 24 years, 5 months
Oklahoma: 24 years, 4 months
And these are the 5 worst states:
State How long $1 million lasts in retirement
Hawaii: 13 years, 1 month
District of Columbia: 14 years, 2 months
California: 15 years
Oregon: 16 years, 7 months
New York: 16 years, 7 months
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/got-1-million-to-retire-heres-how-long-it-will-last-by-us-state-2017-10-13
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