The purchasing power of money can vary by as much as 26% from state to state.
The worst states to retire in are those that are expensive and cold. But there’s a surprising warm weather entry as well.
The best U.S. states to retire in are those that are affordable and warm. But #1 is from the mid-Atlantic region.
About 80% of the U.S. lives in cities. That's 264 million people. But how does it vary per state? We investigate.
A vast majority raise the most through general and selective sales taxes. Here’s the single largest source of tax revenue for all 50 states.
This graphic ranks the top 10 wealthiest suburbs in America, seeing the most entries from California, Texas, and New York.
This graphic shows median income by state in 2024, adjusted for cost of living. Can you guess where it's the highest?
A single adult needs to make at least $116k annually to live comfortably in Massachusetts.
This graphic compares the nominal vs. inflation-adjusted value of the U.S. minimum wage, from 1940 to 2023.
When it comes to sports streaming in the U.S., which sports generate the most interest, and in which states?
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