The research reveals pension expenses between the states without social security

The retired “golden years” for many Americans have been called for years to go before they are called or leaving the workforce.

How much money a person earns to retire without stress, may depend on the places where there are any of the necessary thinking and various factors in the retirement process, including those who live and pension sources.

A study published this week by Gobankingrates A scholarship without an income scholarship without an income of social security is not required and annual expenses related to a retiree in each US state.

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Analysis Social security, general source of general pension income, looks at potential financing issues with future trust funds. Custodians for Social Security and Medicare This was recently found If the agent and survival of social security insurance and disability insurance belief funds will be able to pay the benefits planned by 2034 a year ago. After that, trust funds will only be able to pay only 81% of the planned benefit, ie social security fields will automatically see the mandatory 19% cut.

For the Gobankinging research, the criterion for a “Comfortable” retirement It was a person who holds the amount of money twice as the cost of living expenses.

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Hawaii exceeds the list of most economical retire At the age of 60 years of social unsecured, “comfort”, West Virginia, but not the nickname of the mountain, he said, he was least required.

Gobankingrates, a person’s 60-year-old sans have found the nest egg that needs to provide a comfortable pension Social Security in every case.

Alabama ($ 70,492 per year) living cost): $ 1,409,839

Alaska ($ 110,457 in a year): $ 2,209,137

Arizona ($ 100,281 per year): $ 2,005,627

Arkansas ($ 67,502 per year): $ 1,350,045

California ($ 155,117 per year) Annual living cost): $ 3102,333

Colorado ($ 114,744 per year): $ 2294,882

Connecticut ($ 105,428 per year): $ 2,108,563

Delaware ($ 94,392 in the cost of $ 94,392): $ 1,887,834

Florida ($ 1,942,374): $ 1,942,374

Georgia ($ 1,720,096) of $ 86.005 per year): $ 1,720,096

Hawaii ($ 186,062 per year) living cost): $ 3721,237

Idaho ($ 101,912 in a year): $ 2,038,236

Illinois ($ 79,76 dollars per year): $ 1,594,716

Indiana ($ 74,029 living in a year): $ 1,480,575

Iowa ($ 71,373 per year) living cost): $ 1,427,463

Kansas ($ 71,534 per year) Living cost): $ 1430,672

Kentucky ($ 71,410 per year): $ 1,428,204

Louisiana ($ 67,482 per year): $ 1,349,639

Maine ($ 98,612 in a year): $ 1,972,231

Maryland ($ 2,039,812 of $ 101,991 per year): $ 2,039,812

Massachusetts ($ 136,626 living cost): $ 2,732,517

Michigan ($ 73,780 per year): $ 1,475,595

Minnesota ($ 88,321 per year): $ 1,766,414

Mississippi ($ 65,523 per year): $ 1,310,451

Missouri ($ 73,667 per year): $ 1,473,335

Montana ($ 102,916 per year): $ 2,058,322

Nebraska ($ 76,792 per year): $ 1,535,846

Nevada ($ 103,661 in a year): $ 2,073,215

New Hampshire ($ 110,761 per year): $ 2215,216

New Jersey ($ 118,338 living in a year): $ 2,366,765

New Mexico ($ 81,627 per year): $ 1,632,542

New York ($ 105,619 per year): $ 2,112,384

North Carolina ($ 86,857 living in a year): $ 1,737,146

North Dakota ($ 78,734 per year): $ 1,574,682

Ohio ($ 73,120 per year): $ 1,462,391

Oklahoma ($ 69,161 per year): $ 1,383,214

Oregon ($ 111,541 per year) living cost): $ 2230,814

Pennsylvania ($ 78,582 worth of living): $ 1,571,642

Rhode Island (cost of $ 109,811 per year): $ 2196,222

South Carolina ($ 81,586 in a year): $ 1,631,721

South Dakota ($ 81,949 living in a year): $ 1,638,979

Tennessee ($ 81,474 per year): $ 1,629,482

Texas ($ 81,985 per year): $ 1,639,693

Utah ($ 110,623 per year): $ 2212,458

Vermont ($ 97,999 per year): $ 1,959,971

Virginia ($ 96,141 per year) Living cost): $ 1,922,813

Washington ($ 126,952 per year): $ 2539,048

West Virginia ($ 64,715 per year): $ 1,294,300

Wisconsin ($ 84,485 per year): $ 1,689,700

Wyoming ($ 1,792 per year) cost of living in $ 88,792): $ 1,775,841

In early June, a Gallup request, the adult who owns 50% of the retired US Scholarship savings account “They felt waiting to wait enough to live comfortably.”

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Among those who do not have a retired deposit were lower, only 31%, they informed that they had enough funds for comfortable gold years.

Eric Revell contributed to this report.