Moving from Washington to Kansas City

Moving from Washington to Kansas City

Kansas City costs you $301 a month versus Washington. −$3,612 a year.

Who already made this move

In 2022-2023, 78 households moved WashingtonKansas City (about 123 people, average AGI $100,436). 118 households went the other way.

Source: IRS SOI county-to-county migration. Not a moving company; not a recommendation.

Per monthWashingtonKansas City
Take-home$6,914$5,665
Rent$1,929$1,184
All other costs$2,102$1,899
Left over$2,883$2,582

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What the move itself costs

About 1,092 road miles, 1 bedroom. Typical ranges, not quotes.

Full-service mover
$2,750$5,200
Container or pod
$1,950$3,650
Rent a truck
$1,050$2,000

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Questions

Is the cost of living lower in Kansas City than Washington?

A one-bedroom is about $1,929 in Washington versus $1,184 in Kansas City. On a one-adult, one-bedroom household, leftover is about $301 a month lower in Kansas City. Change the job or household on the comparison to see your number.

Does Kansas City have state income tax?

Kansas City is in Missouri, which taxes wage income, plus a local wage tax of 1.00%.

Did people actually move from Washington to Kansas City?

When IRS county-to-county data covers this pair, the page lists how many households made the Washington → Kansas City move and their average AGI. Leftover after tax and rent is shown for the same household on both sides.