Even famously expensive states have relatively inexpensive places to live. It's all about knowing where to look. Among the 16 ...

California is the second most expensive state in the country (Hawaii claims the No. 1 spot). The cost of living in the Golden ...

GOBankingRates looked at the 250 largest metro housing markets according to Zillow to find ones that could see home values ...

Want to move West and get the most for your money? Whether you're looking for stunning mountain views, ocean breezes or ...

A study calculated the amount of money a "comfortable" retirement would require without Social Security factored in and the ...

New analysis reveals dramatic differences in what you actually take home from a six-figure salary depending on where you live.

GoBankingRates identified the Golden State as one of five states — along with Oregon, Maryland, Hawaii, and Minnesota — where you needed to earn the most to net $100,000.

With Social Security's future uncertain, the amount of money to retire comfortably varies substantially by state. Here’s ...

GoBankingRates recently released a new report ranking Akron, Ohio, as the most affordable retirement place in the US. Here's why you need to move there.

Here’s some good news: If you do manage to save $1.5 million, according to GOBankingRates, the money will last you a very long time in most states. Here are the 5 most affordable retirement states ...

GoBankingRates found that “a single person retiring in Rio Verde needs $896,947 to afford 15 years [of retirement] while a couple would need $726,239.

The current Social Security trust funds will only be able to pay out 100% of benefits until 2034, which is one year sooner than earlier predicted.