How does Pawtucket’s cost of living compare to the national average?

Pawtucket’s cost of living index is 95, meaning expenses are roughly 5% below the national average. Housing, food, and utilities are slightly cheaper, but transportation and healthcare costs are close to national levels. With an average salary of $66,498, residents can comfortably afford the local price range, especially given the average rent of $1,788 per month. Plan your budget by allocating about 30% of income to rent, and use local grocery stores and public transit to keep other costs in line.