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Top 10 States With The Highest Retirement Cost In United States In 2023

By, Muhd. Faizan

Date - 22/09/2023

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 New York

New York is a most expensive state to retire in the US, with an annual cost of living of $118,190. 

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 New Jersey

New Jersey is the second most expensive state to retire in the US, with an annual cost of living of $117,180. 

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Vermont

Vermont has the 3rd highest retirement cost in the US, with an annual cost of living of $105,838. 

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Massachusett

Massachusetts is the 4th most expensive state to retire in the US, with an annual cost of living of $114,067. 

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Maryland

The high cost of living in Maryland is due to a number of factors, including the cost of housing, healthcare, and taxes. 

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 Washington

Washington is the 6th most expensive state to retire in the US, with an annual cost of living of $124,486. 

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Connecticut

Connecticut  is the 7th most expensive state to retire in the US, with an annual cost of living of $114,160. 

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 Maine

Maine is the 8th most expensive state to retire in the US, with an annual cost of living of $110,679. 

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 Illinoi

Illinoi is the 9th most expensive state to retire in the US, with an annual cost of living of $115,634. 

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Oregon

Oregon is the 10th most expensive state to retire in the US, with an annual cost of living of $114,624. 

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