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Curious what the net worth of residents in your state might be? A new report has the answer

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(NEXSTAR) – The difference in average net worth across the country is vast, depending on where you live. It’s so vast that the median net worth in the U.S. can range from anywhere between $62,000 to nearly $700,000, based solely on which state you call home. A new report from SmartAsset examined census data to…

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·Denver, United States
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Curious what the net worth of residents in Massachusetts might be? A new report has the answer

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Curious what the net worth of residents in Tennessee might be? A new report has the answer

The difference in average net worth across the country is vast, depending on where you live.

·Nashville, United States
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Curious what the net worth of WI residents might be? New report has the answer

The difference in average net worth across the country is vast, depending on where you live.

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Curious what the net worth of residents in Mississippi might be? A new report has the answer

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·Jackson, United States
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Curious what the net worth of residents in North Carolina might be? A new report has the answer

The difference in average net worth across the country is vast, depending on where you live.

·Cleveland, United States
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The Hill broke the news in Washington, United States on Sunday, March 1, 2026.
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