In three U.S. states, you'd need to spend six figures a year to live comfortably in retirement — far more than in most others, according to a recent GOBankingRates analysis.
In contrast, retirees in West Virginia need just $58,190 a year — the lowest of any state.
Over a 30-year retirement, the difference in savings needed between Hawaii and West Virginia would be over $1.25 million.
A 20% cash buffer was added to this total to ensure retirees could live "comfortably," according to the study.
Here's a breakdown of the three states where living comfortably will cost more than six figures, per GOBankingRates' calculations:
Organizations:
of Labor Statistics
Locations:
Hawaii , California, Massachusetts, Hawaii, West Virginia