As shown above, states like California, Hawaii, New York and other Northeastern states have a relatively higher cost of living, while residents of the Midwest and South can get as much as $115 in goods and services for $100.
How much is $100 worth in your state?
Answer: $111.23 if you live in Kansas
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An infographic published Aug. 18 by independent research group the Tax Foundation shows the relative value of $100 in all 50 states.
As shown above, states like California, Hawaii, New York and other Northeastern states have a relatively higher cost of living, while residents of the Midwest and South can get as much as $115 in goods and services for $100.
As shown above, states like California, Hawaii, New York and other Northeastern states have a relatively higher cost of living, while residents of the Midwest and South can get as much as $115 in goods and services for $100.
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