It's great to have you here on the Clark Howard Show.

You know, our mission is to serve you with advice and information that empowers you so

you make better financial decisions in your life.

In today's episode, I saw a map of how far your money goes in different states, depending on where you choose to live in the country.

And some of it would be obvious to you.

Hawaii is the most expensive place in the United States to live.

But a lot of the things are not so obvious.

I want to share some of this data to you.

If you're somebody who has itchy feet

and you're trying to figure out

where's the most affordable place to live,

I got the data for you.

Also, I want to hit you with the latest on tariffs,

what kind of things you need to be aware of because people are so

confused about what tariffs are going to mean to our economy as we move through the year,

and more important to your own wallet and the security of your own job. And I'll talk about that

later. So I don't know if you've ever looked

at visualcapitalist.com. They do wonderful research about various economics things and then distill

them down into very simple charts, or in this case, a map of the United States.

And they have taken data on, and specifically they were looking at, like,

how long would your money last in retirement?

And so it's a scale that shows, in this case, they took a theoretical amount of money

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