How long can a $1 million pension last in different states of the United States? The differences are unimaginable.

The most heartbreaking truth about retirement planning: which state you spend your 1 million dollars in directly determines how many years you can live.

The most outrageous comparison of data——

The Three Most Money-Consuming States:

• Hawaii spent out in 12 years (monthly average expenditure $2,761)
• California spent $2,269 per month for 16 years.
• Massachusetts spent $2,340 per month over 19 years

The five states that can withstand the most (over 70 years):

• West Virginia 88 years (monthly average only $1,833)
• Mississippi 87 years (monthly average only $1,784)
• Arkansas 77 years (monthly average only $1,725)
• Louisiana 76 years (average only $1,785 per month)
• Oklahoma 71 years (average monthly only $1,832)

In other words, the same amount of money can last 7 times longer in West Virginia. This illustrates the paradise-hell divide of the cost of living in the United States.

How is the median? In 36 states, a social security income of over 1 million can last for 30 years. Popular retirement places like Texas and Florida can last for 47 years, while North Carolina can last for 43 years—this is the reality for most people.