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Canton vs Cleveland

$93/mo more in Cleveland

Alabama: $2,168 left in a typical monthArizona: $2,126 left in a typical monthArkansas: $2,400 left in a typical monthCalifornia: $1,645 left in a typical monthColorado: $2,458 left in a typical monthConnecticut: $2,294 left in a typical monthDelaware: $1,980 left in a typical monthDistrict of Columbia: $2,913 left in a typical monthFlorida: $2,204 left in a typical monthGeorgia: $1,988 left in a typical monthIdaho: $2,056 left in a typical monthIllinois: $2,569 left in a typical monthIndiana: $2,407 left in a typical monthIowa: $2,838 left in a typical monthKansas: $2,391 left in a typical monthKentucky: $2,312 left in a typical monthLouisiana: $2,486 left in a typical monthMaine: $1,949 left in a typical monthMaryland: $2,359 left in a typical monthMassachusetts: $2,076 left in a typical monthMichigan: $2,360 left in a typical monthMinnesota: $2,600 left in a typical monthMississippi: $2,011 left in a typical monthMissouri: $2,581 left in a typical monthMontana: $2,222 left in a typical monthNebraska: $2,541 left in a typical monthNevada: $2,296 left in a typical monthNew Hampshire: $2,794 left in a typical monthNew Jersey: $1,864 left in a typical monthNew Mexico: $2,037 left in a typical monthNew York: $2,320 left in a typical monthNorth Carolina: $2,194 left in a typical monthNorth Dakota: $3,238 left in a typical monthOhio: $2,583 left in a typical monthOklahoma: $2,455 left in a typical monthOregon: $1,624 left in a typical monthPennsylvania: $2,380 left in a typical monthRhode Island: $2,094 left in a typical monthSouth Carolina: $2,108 left in a typical monthSouth Dakota: $2,780 left in a typical monthTennessee: $2,530 left in a typical monthTexas: $2,620 left in a typical monthUtah: $1,822 left in a typical monthVermont: $2,118 left in a typical monthVirginia: $2,326 left in a typical monthWashington: $2,473 left in a typical monthWest Virginia: $2,277 left in a typical monthWisconsin: $2,642 left in a typical monthWyoming: $2,849 left in a typical month
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CantonClevelandAbout 67 miles apart, close enough to drive.

  • Cleveland leaves you more
  • Property tax 1.75%
  • Rent under 30% of pay

Same paycheck, two cities. $2,692/mo in Cleveland. $2,599/mo in Canton. +$1,116 a year.

Canton

$2,599

left each month

Cleveland

$2,692

+$93 vs Canton

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Same paycheck, another city.

Cleveland wins 3 of 4Canton 1 · ties 0
$5,296Take-home · Cleveland$5,592
$792Rent · Canton$1,065
$1,905Other bills · Cleveland$1,835
$2,599Left over · Cleveland$2,692

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In 2022-2023, 549 households moved Canton → Cleveland (avg AGI $63,468). 519 went the other way. The whole move →

+$93 / mo

Alabama: $2,168 left in a typical monthArizona: $2,126 left in a typical monthArkansas: $2,400 left in a typical monthCalifornia: $1,645 left in a typical monthColorado: $2,458 left in a typical monthConnecticut: $2,294 left in a typical monthDelaware: $1,980 left in a typical monthDistrict of Columbia: $2,913 left in a typical monthFlorida: $2,204 left in a typical monthGeorgia: $1,988 left in a typical monthIdaho: $2,056 left in a typical monthIllinois: $2,569 left in a typical monthIndiana: $2,407 left in a typical monthIowa: $2,838 left in a typical monthKansas: $2,391 left in a typical monthKentucky: $2,312 left in a typical monthLouisiana: $2,486 left in a typical monthMaine: $1,949 left in a typical monthMaryland: $2,359 left in a typical monthMassachusetts: $2,076 left in a typical monthMichigan: $2,360 left in a typical monthMinnesota: $2,600 left in a typical monthMississippi: $2,011 left in a typical monthMissouri: $2,581 left in a typical monthMontana: $2,222 left in a typical monthNebraska: $2,541 left in a typical monthNevada: $2,296 left in a typical monthNew Hampshire: $2,794 left in a typical monthNew Jersey: $1,864 left in a typical monthNew Mexico: $2,037 left in a typical monthNew York: $2,320 left in a typical monthNorth Carolina: $2,194 left in a typical monthNorth Dakota: $3,238 left in a typical monthOhio: $2,583 left in a typical monthOklahoma: $2,455 left in a typical monthOregon: $1,624 left in a typical monthPennsylvania: $2,380 left in a typical monthRhode Island: $2,094 left in a typical monthSouth Carolina: $2,108 left in a typical monthSouth Dakota: $2,780 left in a typical monthTennessee: $2,530 left in a typical monthTexas: $2,620 left in a typical monthUtah: $1,822 left in a typical monthVermont: $2,118 left in a typical monthVirginia: $2,326 left in a typical monthWashington: $2,473 left in a typical monthWest Virginia: $2,277 left in a typical monthWisconsin: $2,642 left in a typical monthWyoming: $2,849 left in a typical monthCantonCleveland
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Monthly and annual budget comparison between Canton, OH and Cleveland, OH
Per monthCantonClevelandDifference
Gross pay$6,917$7,425+$508
Income and payroll tax$1,621$1,833+$212
Take-home pay$5,296$5,592+$296
Rent$792$1,065+$273
Getting around$546$515−$31
Groceries$375$364−$11
Healthcare$422$410−$12
Utilities$234$228−$6
Everything else$328$319−$9
Left over$2,599$2,692+$93

Salary to match Canton

$87,500

Gross pay in Cleveland that leaves the same amount as $83,000 in Canton.

Tax difference

−$735

A year, in state and local income tax. Effective rates: 23.4% in Canton, 24.7% in Cleveland.

More about Cleveland

Canton, OH in full

State income tax topping out at 3.5%, a median 2-bedroom asking rent of $943 and 178 sunny days; commutes average 22 minutes.

Cleveland, OH in full

World-class hospitals and an orchestra, at the lowest rents of any large metro.

The other way

Start in Cleveland.

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Questions

Is the cost of living lower in Cleveland than Canton?

For one adult in a one-bedroom, Cleveland leaves about $93 more a month. A one-bedroom is about $792 in Canton and $1,065 in Cleveland.

Does Cleveland have state income tax?

Cleveland is in Ohio, which taxes wage income, plus a local wage tax of 2.50%.

What changes if you move from Canton to Cleveland?

The paycheck is taxed in Ohio. Rent stays at the same bedroom count. What you keep is the difference.

Left over each month is take-home pay minus rent and the rest of the bills. The gap between Canton and Cleveland changes with the job, remote or local pay, and bedrooms. How we figure this · Leftover vs a COL index · Why a cheaper COL% can still lose leftover.

Estimate, not a quote. How we figure this.