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New York has become the city with the highest retirement cost in the United States. One million doll

Beijing time reported on the 30th that for many Americans, $1 million may not be enough to maintain their retirement. Smartasset, a personal finance website, surveys the average expenditure of the elderly in major cities in the United States. The website uses the data of the Bureau of labor statistics and the community and Economic Research Committee to calculate how many years a $1 million portfolio can be maintained in each place, including any investment return. Here are the 10 cities in the United States that spend the fastest $1 million in pensions:

1. Manhattan, New York: 10.2 years

Annual housing expenses: $48464, food expenses: $8825, transportation expenses: $9534.

2. San Francisco: 12.3 years

Annual housing expenses: $32983, food expenses: $8268, transportation expenses: $9962.

3. Honolulu, Hawaii: 12.6 years

Annual housing expenses: $28728, food expenses: $10501, transportation expenses: $10601.

4. Brooklyn, New York: 13.5 years

Annual housing expenses: $30007, food expenses: $7857, transportation expenses: $8302.

5. Seattle, Washington: 14.6 years

Annual housing expenses: $19699, food expenses: $8040, transportation expenses: $10173.

6. Washington, D.C.: 14.9 years

Annual housing expenses: $24779, food expenses: $7401, transportation expenses: $7738.

7. Oakland, California: 14.9 years

Annual housing expenses: $20691, food expenses: $8331, transportation expenses: $9414.

8. Boston, Massachusetts: 15.2 years

Annual housing expenses: $19801, food expenses: $6864, transportation expenses: $8760.

9. Arlington, Virginia and Stamford, Connecticut (tied): 15.9

10. Irvine, California: 16.1 years

Annual housing expenses: $22953, food expenses: $7110, transportation expenses: $8918.