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Georgia ranks as the fifth cheapest state in the US, making it an attractive destination for individuals seeking a lower cost of living. Housing expenses in Georgia are particularly favorable, with costs 25% lower than the national average. The state boasts the fourth-lowest housing costs in the country, allowing residents to enjoy affordable housing options. 

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Additionally, transportation costs in Georgia are among the lowest in the nation, and utility costs average only $367.63 a month, further contributing to overall affordability. 

Georgia's high housing affordability rate is noteworthy, with over 40% of residents able to afford a new home. This indicates that a significant portion of the population has access to affordable housing options, enabling them to establish roots and build a comfortable living environment.

Despite having the lowest minimum wage in the nation at $5.15 an hour, Georgia's median income for a family of four is $53,940 a year. This income level, combined with the state's affordability, generally allows residents to cover their living expenses comfortably.