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Retirement Planning in DuPage County, IL

What does it take to retire comfortably in DuPage County? Here are the numbers.

Median Income

$107,035

Retirement Income (80%)

$85,628

Est. Nest Egg Needed

$1,204,150

Cost of Living Index

165

Retirement Income Analysis

Income Needs (Annual)

Target Income (80% rule)$85,628
Est. Social Security$37,462
Annual Income Gap$48,166

Housing Costs

Median Rent$1,551/mo
Annual Housing$18,612
Property Tax Rate2.1%
Median Home Value$361,700

About DuPage County, Illinois

DuPage County in Illinois has a median household income of $107,035 and a homeownership rate of 73.1%. Using the 4% rule, retirees in this county would need approximately $1,204,150 in savings to cover the gap between Social Security and their target retirement income.

These are estimates based on county-level medians. Your actual retirement needs depend on your specific income, expenses, healthcare costs, Social Security benefits, and investment portfolio. Use our calculator for a personalized Monte Carlo analysis.

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County-level data from U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS) 2022 5-Year Estimates. Additional sources: SSA, BLS. Estimates based on county-level medians and the 4% withdrawal rule. This is not financial advice.