http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/0918HomeAfford18-ON.html

$14.49 an hour needed to afford Ariz. home, report says

WASHINGTON - Nowhere in the country could a minimum-wage employee afford to
pay rent on a two-bedroom home, an advocacy group said Wednesday. And in
three-quarters of the country, even two full-time, minimum-wage jobs
couldn't pay for such housing.

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State by state
Hourly wages a full-time worker must earn to afford to rent a modest
two-bedroom home, according to the National Low Incoming Housing Coalition:


Alabama: $9.31
Alaska: $16.19
Ariz. $14.49
Arkansas: $9.02
California: $19.69
Colorado: $15.99
Connecticut: $17.03
Delaware: $13.79
D.C. $19.21
Florida: $13.98
Georgia: $13.83
Hawaii: $16.74
Idaho: $9.87
Illinois: $15.48
Indiana: $10.93
Iowa: $9.96
Kansas: $10.65
Kentucky: $9.56
Louisiana: $10.31
Maine: $12.37
Massachusetts: $21.14
Maryland: $16.82
Michigan: $12.96
Minnesota: $14.64
Mississippi: $9.05
Missouri: $10.80
Montana: $10.19
Nebraska: $10.22
Nevada: $15.54
New Hampshire: $15.77
New Jersey: $18.85
New Mexico: $11.12
New York: $18.24
North Carolina: $11.57
North Dakota: $9.83
Ohio: $11.79
Oklahoma: $9.94
Oregon: $13.18
Pennsylvania: $12.90
Rhode Island: $13.21
South Carolina: $10.50
South Dakota: $10.44
Tennessee: $10.40
Texas: $13.18
Utah: $13.14
Vermont: $13.58
Virginia: $14.48
Washington: $14.77
West Virginia: $8.72
Wisconsin: $11.46
Wyoming: $10.20
Nation: $14.66





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