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America's Cheapest States to Live in 2025: Michigan, Iowa, Utah, Idaho, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Arkansas, Tennessee, Alabama, and Mississippi.
ByAinvest
Friday, Jul 11, 2025 11:22 am ET1min read
Michigan, Iowa, and Oklahoma are the cheapest states to live in the US in 2025, with low costs for basic items like eggs, housing, and energy bills. Michigan has a 2025 Cost of Living Score of 39 out of 60 points, with affordable housing prices and a lower cost of living compared to other states. Iowa has a similar score, with low prices for corn and affordable housing, but higher insurance costs. Oklahoma also has a low cost of living, with affordable housing prices and low energy bills.
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