This Is How Much Money You Need to Retire in Your State, According to Data
New research finds the amount you need to save for retirement varies across the country.

According to some financial experts, to retire comfortably in America you need to have somewhere in the range of $1 million saved. If that figure seems unattainable, or even just a bit intimidating, at first glance, don't worry, it's a broad estimate. In fact, plenty of people can retire comfortably with quite a bit less than $1 million in their savings account. How much money you need to retire is really all about where you live, according to recent data analysis by the finance experts at GoBankingRates.
To calculate how much people in all parts of the country need to save for their retirement, the site looked at annual expenditures for a retired person in every state—with Social Security Income deducted—using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Missouri Economic Research and Information Center. The researchers also assumed that people would draw down their savings by four percent every year to cover living expenses. Read on to find out how much money you need to retire in your state.
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1
Alabama

Savings you need to retire: $723,989
2
Alaska

Savings you need to retire: $1,238,947
3
Arizona

Savings you need to retire: $862,583
4
Arkansas

Savings you need to retire: $697,288
5
California

Savings you need to retire: $1,369,911
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6
Colorado

Savings you need to retire: $908,357
7
Connecticut

Savings you need to retire: $1,184,272
8
Delaware

Savings you need to retire: $960,488
9
Florida

Savings you need to retire: $843,510
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10
Georgia

Savings you need to retire: $737,976
11
Hawaii

Savings you need to retire: $2,151,884
12
Idaho

Savings you need to retire: $797,736
13
Illinois

Savings you need to retire: $804,094
14
Indiana

Savings you need to retire: $745,605
15
Iowa

Savings you need to retire: $767,220
16
Kansas

Savings you need to retire: $703,645
17
Kentucky

Savings you need to retire: $774,849
18
Louisiana

Savings you need to retire: $773,578
19
Maine

Savings you need to retire: $1,083,824
20
Maryland

Savings you need to retire: $1,238,947
21
Massachusetts

Savings you need to retire: $1,249,119
22
Michigan

Savings you need to retire: $732,890
23
Minnesota

Savings you need to retire: $871,483
24
Mississippi

Savings you need to retire: $666,772
25
Missouri

Savings you need to retire: $725,261
26
Montana

Savings you need to retire: $963,031
27
Nebraska

Savings you need to retire: $758,320
28
Nevada

Savings you need to retire: $899,456
29
New Hampshire

Savings you need to retire: $956,674
30
New Jersey

Savings you need to retire: $1,174,100
31
New Mexico

Savings you need to retire: $720,175
32
New York

Savings you need to retire: $1,308,879
33
North Carolina

Savings you need to retire: $797,736
34
North Dakota

Savings you need to retire: $820,623
35
Ohio

Savings you need to retire: $772,306
36
Oklahoma

Savings you need to retire: $687,116
37
Oregon

Savings you need to retire: $1,334,309
38
Pennsylvania

Savings you need to retire: $874,026
39
Rhode Island

Savings you need to retire: $1,099,082
40
South Carolina

Savings you need to retire: $801,551
41
South Dakota

Savings you need to retire: $819,352
42
Tennessee

Savings you need to retire: $707,460
43
Texas

Savings you need to retire: $762,134
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44
Utah

Savings you need to retire: $815,537
45
Vermont

Savings you need to retire: $1,060,937
46
Virginia

Savings you need to retire: $885,470
47
Washington

Savings you need to retire: $1,003,719
48
West Virginia

Savings you need to retire: $754,505
49
Wisconsin

Savings you need to retire: $811,723
50
Wyoming

Savings you need to retire: $889,284
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