Retiring early seems to be on everyone's minds these days.

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The growing popularity of the so-called FIRE movement -- short for financial independence, retire early -- is a testament to how much everyone seems to be craving a chance to stop working, and enjoy a more leisurely pace. While true early retirement, say in your 40s or 50s might not be possible, in many U.S. states, what most people would call an "early" retirement-around 60-is within reach. 

GOBankingRates looked at the cost of a comfortable retirement in each of the respective states, using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics' (BLS) Consumer Expenditure Survey 2021 to determine essential expenses, and each state's itemized cost of living index, sourced from the Missouri Economic Research and Information Center's 2022 annual cost of living indices.

After calculating total necessities' expenditures, an additional savings buffer was calculated by assuming that total expenditures covers 80% of one's budget (50% for necessities and 30% for discretionary spending), with 20% left over for savings.

Of course, to truly live a comfortable retirement takes more than desire -- it also takes a large chunk of cash. Check out when you can expect to retire, based on your state of residence.

Alabama

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $51,109

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,022,174

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $511,087

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Alaska

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $80,117

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,602,331

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $801,165

Arizona

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $63,754

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,275,070

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $637,535

Arkansas

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $51,237

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,024,737

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $512,368

California

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $86,515

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,730,293

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $865,146

Colorado

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $62,446

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,248,914

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $624,457

Connecticut

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $69,298

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,385,968

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $692,984

Delaware

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $62,908

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,258,156

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $629,078

Florida

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $61,743

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,234,862

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $617,431

Georgia

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $51,965

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,039,291

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $519,645

Hawaii

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $116,635

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $2,332,697

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $1,166,349

Idaho

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $59,083

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,181,657

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $590,828

Illinois

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $55,680

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,113,606

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $556,803

Indiana

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $53,803

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,076,061

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $538,031

Iowa

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $53,072

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,061,435

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $530,717

Kansas

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $52,844

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,056,881

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $528,440

Kentucky

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $52,536

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,050,727

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $525,364

Louisiana

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $55,703

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,114,054

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $557,027

Maine

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $73,247

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,464,942

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $732,471

Maryland

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $73,247

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,464,942

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $732,471

Massachusetts

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $93,888

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,877,759

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $938,880

Michigan

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $54,650

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,092,996

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $546,498

Minnesota

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $58,229

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,164,579

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $582,289

Mississippi

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $50,569

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,011,389

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $505,694

Missouri

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $53,123

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,062,468

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $531,234

Montana

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $62,532

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,250,645

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $625,322

Nebraska

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $55,487

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,109,735

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $554,867

Nevada

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $63,791

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,275,828

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $637,914

New Hampshire

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $68,366

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,367,312

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $683,656

New Jersey

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $67,528

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,350,552

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $675,276

New Mexico

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $56,536

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,130,728

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $565,364

New York

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $81,765

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,635,297

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $577,641

North Carolina

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $57,764

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,155,282

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $577,641

North Dakota

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $59,916

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,198,323

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $599,161

Ohio

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $53,583

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,071,665

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $535,832

Oklahoma

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $50,750

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,015,009

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $507,504

Oregon

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $74,229

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,484,577

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $742,289

Pennsylvania

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $58,395

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,167,902

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $583,951

Rhode Island

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $66,637

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,332,740

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $666,370

South Carolina

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $55,575

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,111,491

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $555,746

South Dakota

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $56,597

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,131,936

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $565,968

Tennessee

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $52,885

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,057,697

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $528,849

Texas

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $54,682

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,093,642

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $546,821

Utah

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $60,449

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,208,978

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $604,489

Vermont

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $71,814

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,436,283

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $718,142

Virginia

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $61,817

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,236,337

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $618,169

Washington

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $69,185

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,383,709

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $691,855

West Virginia

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $54,011

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,080,212

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $540,106

Wisconsin

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $58,832

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,176,644

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $588,322

Wyoming

• Annual cost of a comfortable retirement: $54,392

• Retirement savings needed at 60: $1,087,846

• Retirement savings needed at 70: $543,923

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John Csiszar contributed to the reporting for this article.

Methodology: GOBankingRates looked at the cost of a comfortable retirement in each of the respective states, GOBankingRates analyzed consumption expenditures of Americans aged 65 and older, based on data sourced from the Bureau of Labor Statistics' (BLS) Consumer Expenditure Survey 2021: (1) annual spending on groceries, defined as "food at home" by the BLS; (2) annual spending on housing, defined as "shelter" by the BLS; (3) annual spending on transportation, defined as ""Gasoline, other fuels, and motor oil" + "other vehicle expenses" by the BLS; (4) annual spending on healthcare; (5) annual spending on utilities, defined as "uilities, fuels and other services" by BLS. These were then adjusted to every state's itemized cost of living index, sourced from the Missouri Economic Research and Information Center's 2022 annual cost of living indices. After calculating total neccessities expenditures, an additional savings buffer was calculated by assuming that total expenditures covers 80% of ones budget (50% for necessities and 30% for discretionary spending), with 20% left over for savings. GOBankingRates then calculated how much savings you need to retire comfortably from ages 60-70 in each state. All of GOBankingRates original data and analyses was conducted on February 23, 2023.

This article originally appeared on GOBankingRates.com: The Cost To Retire Comfortably in Every State by Age