States With The Lowest Cost Of Living Index, Grocery, Housing, Utilities, And Transportation Index

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Liberal states are in the red in everything

Good information

Good job

straight to the information, love it.

you forgot to factor in minimum wages as well, texas should be in orange.

To anyone thinking about moving to New Mexico, don't.

I'm from MI. My husband's work has us in FL, but I really really wanna move back. We can afford a house there even if a tech job pays a bit less there than what he is currently making. We can't afford a house here.

10 poorest in U.S. in 2023 based on statistical data n analysis:

Cost of living:
(1) Mississippi - 86.1
(2) Louisiana - 93.9
(3) W. Virginia - 91.1
(4) New Mexico - 87.5
(5) Alabama - 89.3
(6) Arkansas - 86.9
(7) Kentucky - 90.9
(8) S. Carolina - 95.9
(9) Nevada -108.5
(10) - Michigan - 88.9

Dude Massachusetts is not more expensive to live in then Connecticut or Rhode Island, Vermont and Maine is actually higher overall too, New Hampshire and Massachusetts are the cheapest New England states to live in. You also have to factor draconian fees and rules that can add to the overall burden then other states.

Decent information if you disregard taxation.

They may have The lowest cost of living but almost all of these also have the lowest pay so you're making less. You're basically going to be in the same spot you were before you left. Also, most of these rank in the lower percentile of overall best places to live according to many statisticians and surveys over the years

Alaska is expensive dang !