Tiffin, OH, United States

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Est. Monthly Cost (1 Person)
$1788
Retiree Score
Safety Index
50.8
Healthcare

As a private university town, Tiffin offers little beyond its 3,600-student campus. The historic buildings and 15:1 student-teacher ratio may appeal to some, but the city's 130-acre footprint and lack of major industry provide few opportunities outside academia. Bureaucracy is a persistent headache, with the university's decades-long affiliation with Heidelberg College and subsequent relocation suggesting a convoluted local government. For those seeking a quintessential small-town Ohio experience centered on higher education, Tiffin could be a good fit, but it offers little to attract young professionals or families looking to put down roots.

Can I afford Tiffin, OH?

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You could save

$1388 / month

Savings Rate46%
Rent $612
Living Costs $1001
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Safety
76
Healthcare
Walkability
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Grocery Basket

Milk (1L)$1
Bread (loaf)
Eggs (12)$4
Rice (1kg)$5
Chicken (1kg)

Eating Out

Meal (Inexpensive)$10
Meal (Mid-range)$114
Cappuccino$6
Water (0.33L)$2

Utilities & Lifestyle

Utilities (mo)$182
Mobile Plan (mo)$57
Gym (mo)
Cinema Ticket$10

Housing

1BR Center (mo)$612
1BR Outside (mo)
3BR Center (mo)$996
3BR Outside (mo)

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Local Economy

Avg Monthly Salary
$5000
Mortgage Interest Rate
5.5%

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