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Seattle at a glance

The Financial Picture in Seattle

Seattle's economy is booming, offering a substantial number of job opportunities for individuals living and working in the region. However, the cost of living in Seattle is 50% higher than the national average, with housing prices at 111% higher than the national average.

780,995
Population
$123,860
Median household income
$837,193
Median home value
158
Cost of living index
4.7%
Uninsured rate
13.0%
Residents 65+

Local note: Washington's public employees can choose between two different retirement plans, a traditional pension plan (Plan 2) or a hybrid plan with a 401(k)-style investment component (Plan 3).

Figures shown are for Seattle. Approximate figures from public sources.

Why it matters

Why Washington Families Plan Ahead

In Seattle, the median home is worth about $837,000 and the median household earns about $124,000 a year. For most families the mortgage is the biggest bill, so a good starting point is term coverage that would pay off the house and replace several years of income if a paycheck stopped.

About 13% of residents are 65 or older. If you are close to retirement, an annuity can turn savings into steady income, and a final expense policy can keep funeral costs off your children.

Washington does not tax wages, so more of each paycheck can go toward protection and savings. Cash value in an IUL can add another tax-advantaged source of retirement income.

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