Will be interesting to see the an update to this map in about 2-3 years for comparison.
this post was submitted on 15 Nov 2024
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It’s wildly disproportionate to the average income by state.
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/mapped-median-income-by-state-in-2024/
Which doesn't take into consideration the wildly disproportionate cost of housing in those states
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/mapped-home-price-to-income-ratio-by-state/
Please dont think Minnesota is a bastion of awesome based on these maps. Minnesota is doing ok, and that's about as good as one can ask for I guess.
Oh dear. Me and my wife spend about 120 euros on a heavy week.
That’s pretty cool, maybe I don spend as excessively as I thought. Of course it’s just me, plus a teen on weekends, and I don’t know how they define a household so my er person expenses may still be excessive
Anyone else find this website practically unuseable? It was not now covered in ads but kept trying to redraw, so I was only peeking at the content for mere seconds between ads before it redrew again