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Be Rich with Less than $100/Year in These Affordable States

5. Kentucky

“Rich” Income Threshold: $87,048
The cost of living is below average in Kentucky, and grocery costs are especially low: The state has the second-cheapest groceries in the country. And the cost of a top-tier home is only about $250,000, so it might be possible to live richly on a smaller income in this state.

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