Where a $100k Income Goes Furthest

Cities are ranked by the purchasing power of $100k after accounting for federal, state and local taxes as well as cost of living premiums relative to the U.S. average.

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1	El Paso, Texas	$88,840
2	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	$87,585
3	Memphis, Tennessee	$86,960
4	Corpus Christi, Texas	$86,383
5	San Antonio, Texas	$85,625
6	Lubbock, Texas	$85,065
7	Tulsa, Oklahoma	$84,507
8	Jacksonville, Florida	$83,878
9	Houston, Texas	$82,986
10	St. Louis, Missouri	$82,614
11	Wichita, Kansas	$81,943
12	Nashville, Tennessee	$81,429
13	Tampa, Florida	$81,175
14	Fort Wayne, Indiana	$80,776
15	Cleveland, Ohio	$80,440
16	Columbus, Ohio	$80,089
17	Las Vegas, Nevada	$80,010
18	Albuquerque, New Mexico	$79,305
19	Winston-Salem, North Carolina	$79,298
20	Indianapolis, Indiana	$79,230