Oklahoma ranked third in 'how long $500,000 lasts in retirement' list

In a recent analysis of each state's cost of living indices and estimated annual expenses derived from Bureau of Labor Statistics data, GOBankingRates.com recently found that $500,000 in retirement savings would last a little longer than 11 years and four months in Oklahoma for people aged 65 and over, enough for third-best in the nation. 

Kansas slightly bested Oklahoma for the #2 spot, while Mississippi came in first with $500,000 lasting 11 years and 7 months, 18 days.

How long $500,000 in retirement savings will last in each state

Oklahoma and OKC are no stranger to retirement-related accolades. Due to a high quality of life and generally low cost of living, OKC gives many retirees what they need in terms of lifestyle, healthcare, housing and more.

• OKC ranked sixth among budget-friendly cities for Veterans
• OKC ranked among best cities for retirees
• OKC among top ten cities for Veteran homebuyers
• OKC enjoys the nation's lowest electricity costs
• New Brookings report gives OKC high marks
• OKC is one of top 15 cities where high quality, low cost of living is very achievable

Stay tuned to the Acclaim section on VeloCityOKC.com for more third-party OKC accolades.