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Research reveals how lengthy Social Safety, $1.5M nest egg would final in 50 states

Editorial Board Published March 17, 2025
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Ramsey Options monetary skilled George Kamel weighs in on Individuals working previous retirement age and supplies recommendation for traders.

Retirement nest eggs and Social Safety advantages are key sources of funds for a lot of Individuals as they stay out their golden years within the state of their selecting. 

A recently-released research from GOBankingRates seemed on the monetary runway that retirees would have in every state with Social Safety advantages and $1.5 million socked away for retirement, discovering West Virginia supplied essentially the most years earlier than dwelling prices would deplete their retirement financial savings.

The Mountain State ranked No. 1 with $1.5 million in retirement financial savings anticipated to maintain retirees there for a whopping 54 years whereas going through about $27,800 in dwelling prices every year after Social Safety advantages, in keeping with the research. 

The Social Safety Administration (SSA) permits Individuals to entry their Social Safety retirement advantages early beginning at age 62, although funds “will be reduced a small percentage for each month before your full retirement age” in the event that they try this, in keeping with the SSA. One’s “full retirement age” relies on when an individual was born. 

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GOBankingRates mentioned it used knowledge from a slew of sources, together with the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the SSA and Missouri Financial Analysis and Info Heart, to find out its rankings of how states stack up by way of the period of time that Social Safety and $1.5 million in retirement would final retirees residing in them.

General, the research indicated that these two sources of funds would supply totally different quantities of years of “financial security” for retirees in states throughout the nation. States’ price of dwelling after Social Safety ranged from $27,803 to $87,770 per yr, it discovered. 

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GoBankingRates discovered the variety of years that $1.5 million and Social Safety would maintain retirees in every state was:

West Virginia: 54 years ($27,803 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)

Charleston is the capital and largest metropolis of the U.S. state of West Virginia. Barely processed utilizing HDR approach (iStock / iStock)

Kansas: 52 years ($28,945 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Mississippi: 51 years ($29,426 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Oklahoma: 51 years ($29,666 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Alabama: 50 years ($30,207 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Missouri: 50 years ($30,327 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Arkansas: 49 years ($30,237 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Tennessee: 49 years ($30,928 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Iowa: 48 years ($31,168 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Indiana: 47 years ($31,709 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr) Indianapolis

Aerial view of Indianapolis downtown with Statehouse in Indiana (iStock / iStock)

Georgia: 47 years ($31,829 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)North Dakota: 47 years ($32,190 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Michigan: 46 years ($32,310 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)South Dakota: 46 years ($32,310 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Texas: 46 years ($32,490 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Nebraska: 46 years ($32,610 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Kentucky: 46 years ($32,670 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)New Mexico: 46 years ($32,670 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Louisiana: 45 years ($33,031 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr) Baton Rouge, Louisiana

An aerial view of downtown Baton Rouge from the State Capitol constructing, wanting in the direction of the Mississippi bridge and river. (iStock / iStock)

Montana: 45 years ($33,331 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Ohio: 44 years ($33,827 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Pennsylvania: 44 years ($33,872 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)South Carolina: 44 years ($34,052 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Minnesota: 44 years ($34,113 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Wyoming: 44 years ($34,173 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Illinois: 44 years ($34,233 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)North Carolina: 42 years ($35,495 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr) aerial view of Raleigh, North Carolina

Downtown Raleigh, North Carolina, USA Drone Skyline Aerial. (iStock / iStock)

Maryland: 41 years ($36,276 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Wisconsin: 41 years ($36,516 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Nevada: 41 years ($26,997 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Delaware: 40 years ($37,057 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Virginia: 40 years ($37,237 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Idaho: 39 years ($38,379 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Florida: 39 years ($38,379 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)

WalletHub revealed a report on Monday that discovered the very best U.S. states to retire in 2022. Florida was on the prime of the listing. Tallahassee, Florida, is pictured.  (iStock)

Colorado: 39 years ($38,559 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Utah: 35 years ($42,645 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Oregon: 35 years ($42,945 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)New Hampshire: 34 years ($43,847 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Connecticut: 34 years ($43,967 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Rhode Island: 34 years ($44,387 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Arizona: 34 years ($44,628 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yearMaine: 33 years ($45,048 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Washington: 33 years ($45,108 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Vermont: 33 years ($45,409 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)New Jersey: 33 years ($45,829 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr) Trenton, New Jersey

The capital statehouse of New Jersey lights up because the solar units the Delaware River within the background metropolis of Trenton (iStock)

Alaska: 29 years ($50,997 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)New York: 29 years ($50,997 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)California: 24 years ($63,795 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Massachusetts: 23 years ($65,117 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)Hawaii: 17 years ($87,770 post-Social Safety price of dwelling per yr)

THIS MIDWESTERN STATE IS CONSIDERED ONE OF THE BEST PLACES TO RETIRE, NEW STUDY SAYS: SEE THE LIST

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