The ranking takes into account several factors including rent or mortgage prices, auto insurance, utility prices, life insurance costs and more.
Ten most expensive cities:
1. San Jose, Calif.
2. San Francisco
3. Washington, D.C.
4. Los Angeles
5. New York City
6. San Diego
7. Boston
8. Seattle
9. Riverside, Calif.
10. Denver
Ten least expensive cities:
1. Buffalo, N.Y.
2. Pittsburgh
3. Cleveland
4. Rochester, N.Y.
5. Louisville, Ky.
6. St. Louis
7. Memphis, Tenn.
8. Cincinnati
9. Birmingham, Ala.
10. Oklahoma City
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