Where Retirement Income Is Highest

Cities are ranked by the total mean combined retirement income, including Social Security. Retirement account income includes income from pensions, 401(k)s, IRAs and other accounts.

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1	Arlington, Virginia	$65,844	$24,296	$90,140
2	Cambridge, Massachusetts	$51,344	$28,219	$79,563
3	The Woodlands, Texas	$51,878	$27,661	$79,539
4	Berkeley, California	$55,317	$23,632	$78,949
5	Alexandria, Virginia	$51,409	$26,543	$77,952
6	Highlands Ranch, Colorado	$50,025	$27,433	$77,458
7	Naperville, Illinois	$48,262	$26,983	$75,245
8	Washington, District of Columbia	$54,266	$20,822	$75,088
9	Carlsbad, California	$49,515	$24,830	$74,345
10	Thousand Oaks, California	$48,096	$25,538	$73,634
11	Irvine, California	$47,498	$24,960	$72,458
12	Ann Arbor, Michigan	$41,680	$30,428	$72,108
13	Columbia, Maryland	$46,841	$24,348	$71,189
14	Anchorage, Alaska	$48,543	$21,918	$70,461
15	Torrance, California	$46,579	$23,448	$70,027
16	San Mateo, California	$45,278	$24,658	$69,936
17	Sugar Land, Texas	$42,179	$27,725	$69,904
18	Bend, Oregon	$44,663	$25,209	$69,872
19	Springfield, Illinois	$45,918	$23,812	$69,730
20	Sunnyvale, California	$43,081	$26,280	$69,361