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Here's a question. Is it impossible to build wealth in your state?

I am so excited to talk about this because we know that different geographies and different states are different.

No two states are the same thing. No two states have the same benefits and the same

attractions. And realistically, no two states have the exact same cost of living. And depending on

where you live in this country can have a big impact on what your financial life looks.

Yeah, I mean, this is, look, we've done shows on taxes. We've done shows. This one will

focus specifically on cost of living. And we want to talk to you,

you don't always get to control where you live. So you can at least pay attention to how do you

make the most of the situation? But in the meantime, let's talk about what the high cost of living

states are. Yeah. And this isn't going to be a huge surprise because we know that some states

are much more expensive than others. According to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, they

determined that the national average for cost of living for a single adult is about $56,000

a year. So that's the baseline on which we're going to operate. Well, if we think about

the highest cost of living states, California came in at the highest. It is 12.6% above the national

average. Yeah, by the way, if we had to do a list of the three, I mean, I would tell you none

of these three, because the next one was New

Jersey at 8.9% higher than the average. Yep. And then Hawaii, I mean, they at least have

the excuse that they're on top of the eight point six percent from the national average. So

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