Some states are better than others for millennials. Specifically, Massachusetts is way better than West Virginia, according to WalletHub. Those two states came in first and last, respectively, in the website's ranking of millennial life. A whole slew of factors went into the rankings, including millennial employment figures, earnings, housing costs, the number of younger people in the state, and even the number of millennials still living with their parents. Read on for the top and bottom states:
The top 10 states for millennials, along with the overall ranking out of 100:
- Massachusetts, 66.65
- District of Columbia, 66.04
- Washington state, 63.48
- Minnesota, 62.44
- Wisconsin, 61.78
- Colorado, 60.78
- Iowa, 60.42
- Utah, 57.82
- Pennsylvania, 57.33
- California, 56.72
Read on for the bottom 10:
The bottom 10 states for millennials:
- Alabama, 43.43
- South Carolina, 42.80
- Kentucky, 42.51
- Nevada, 42.41
- Arkansas, 39.71
- Louisiana, 39.17
- Oklahoma, 38.80
- Mississippi, 38.06
- New Mexico, 36.53
- West Virginia, 32.37
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