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Lower Living Costs Allow Retirement Benefits to Stretch Further in Kansas and Iowa

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Analysis shows that lower living costs allow retirement benefits to cover a greater portion of estimated annual expenses in certain states. Kansas leads this trend, with average benefits covering 48% of a single retiree’s estimated annual expenses. Iowa, North Dakota, Indiana, and Delaware follow, covering between 46% and 47% of expenses.

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The location of a retiree can meaningfully change the standard of living supported by the same benefit amount. While benefits cover nearly half of a single retiree’s estimated annual expenses in lower-cost states, they cover little more than a third in the most expensive states.

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  • IowaState where lower living costs allow retirement benefits to stretch further
  • KansasState leading the trend of benefits covering a higher percentage of annual expenses

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