Nevada
Low tax burden · COL index 101
Wins 6 categories
Oklahoma
Moderate tax burden · COL index 87
Wins 7 categories
Nevada has no state income tax. Oklahoma's top rate is 4.75%. Cost of living in Nevada (index 101) runs 16% higher than Oklahoma (index 87). Property taxes are meaningfully different: Oklahoma averages 0.85% annually vs Nevada's 0.53%. The median home in Nevada costs $415K vs $215K in Oklahoma.
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Why are people moving out of Nevada?
On the flipside, more than 35% of the people leaving Nevada cited the reason as being closer to family. Another 16.8% were leaving for a job, and 14.9% were retiring to another state. Most of the people (39.1%) coming to Nevada were 65 or older.
Why are people moving to Oklahoma?
Cost of living One of the biggest draws to Oklahoma is its affordability, and especially when compared to states like California, Texas, and New York, Oklahoma boasts significantly lower housing costs, property taxes, and overall expenses.
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