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That money could go toward more fun items and, perhaps more importantly, savings and long-term investments.
According to research bySmartAsset, there are some places where people have more disposable income than most.
The cost of living is also much higher than the national average 49.7% higher.
Still, a three-person family can have a shot at a disposable income of $20,801.
The cost of living in Collin County is 11.7% higher than the national average.
Thats all on a median household income of $150,502.
Fort Bend County, Texas
Median household income in Fort Bend County is $105,583.
A three-person household has disposable income of $15,769.
Thats all from a median income of $135,528.
Residents of Nassau County experience a cost of living thats 60.6% higher than the national average.
The cost of living in this county is 38.5% higher than the national average.
The median income is a bit lower compared with other counties on this list so far at $102,711.
However, the cost of living in this county makes up for this lower income.
Its just 0.1% higher than the national average.
This county has a median income of $113,885.
The cost of living here is 41% higher than the national average.
Its residents have a median income of $95,085.
Disposable income for two working adults and a child is at $8,640.
Residents here will see a cost of living thats 17.2% higher than the national average.
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