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A new study by The Kaplan Group explores the relationship between generational spending patterns and geographical cost of living. It also examines how location-based cost of living impacts savings potential more significantly than raw income, with lower-cost states demonstrating higher savings scores despite lower median incomes. Key Takeaways Gen X demonstrates the highest potential for savings, with an annual savings potential of $27,200.
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