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Ogden, UT vs Toledo, OH

Simple answer

You'd likely save $446 a month in Toledo.

This is the HUD 2-bedroom fair-market rent for October 2026 through September 2027. It is not your lease.

The largest cost gap in this pair is housing prices. The BEA housing price parity differs by 50.6 points (Ogden 117.9, Toledo 67.3).

Utah taxes wages at a flat 4.50%. Ohio taxes wages at a flat 2.75%. Combined sales tax differs by 0.1 percentage points, higher in Utah. The effective property tax gap is 0.74 percentage points, higher in Ohio.

After a move from Utah to Ohio, those two example households keep the same benefit status labels. A different income can still split Medicaid and marketplace credits.

A $75,000 salary in Ogden lines up with about $68,353 in Toledo on the 2024 all-items price parity. Census median gross rent and the commute figures are 2024. Fair Market Rents are fiscal year 2027.

Ogden

Ogden, UT

2-bedroom Fair Market Rent
$1,591
HUD area
Ogden, UT MSA
Census median gross rent
$1,641
All-items price parity
100.3
Goods price parity
96.4
Utilities price parity
78.8
Mean commute
23.6 min
Median household income
$98,456

Toledo

Toledo, OH

2-bedroom Fair Market Rent
$1,145
HUD area
Toledo, OH MSA
Census median gross rent
$949
All-items price parity
91.5
Goods price parity
93.6
Utilities price parity
96.3
Mean commute
20.9 min
Median household income
$66,095

Equivalent salary

The first number keeps the same place in the national price level. The second also runs 2026 federal income tax, employee Social Security and Medicare, and a simplified state income tax. Groceries use the BEA goods price parity, not a grocery receipt.

Same buying power

$68,353

Salary in Toledo that matches the 2024 all-items regional price parity.

After state and federal tax

$66,755

Gross salary in Toledo whose after-tax pay buys the same basket, using price parities.

Rent only

$53,975

Scales the salary by the ratio of HUD 2-bedroom Fair Market Rents. Rent is not the whole budget.

Taxes on the two sides of the move

TaxUtahOhio
State income tax on wages4.50% flat2.75% flat
Combined sales tax, Jan 1, 20267.4%7.3%
Effective property tax, ACS 2024 median / median0.49%1.22%

On a $400,000 home, the state median effective rate implies about $1,943 a year in Utah and $4,899 in Ohio. That illustration is not a local bill. Childcare prices are not in the verified dataset for these metros.

Benefits if you land in Ohio

Same household, $40,000 a year, scored once in Utah and once in Ohio. This is an illustration, not your application.

  • Food stamps (SNAP)

    OgdenLikely eligible

    ToledoLikely eligible

  • Medicaid and CHIP

    OgdenLikely eligible

    ToledoLikely eligible

  • WIC

    OgdenLikely eligible

    ToledoLikely eligible

  • School meals

    OgdenLikely eligible

    ToledoLikely eligible

  • LIHEAP

    OgdenMaybe

    ToledoMaybe

  • Earned Income Tax Credit

    OgdenLikely eligible

    ToledoLikely eligible

  • Child Tax Credit

    OgdenLikely eligible

    ToledoLikely eligible

  • Marketplace premium tax credits

    OgdenUnlikely

    ToledoUnlikely

  • Lifeline phone and internet

    OgdenLikely eligible

    ToledoLikely eligible

  • SSI

    OgdenUnlikely

    ToledoUnlikely

At $40,000 the status labels match. A single adult around $18,000 is where Medicaid expansion and the marketplace coverage gap usually split.

Medicaid guide for Ohio · SNAP guide

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