The Daily Money 12-28-20

It's the beginning of the last week of 2020, Money readers. Mike Snider here, helping usher out the year with the latest Money and Tech headlines.

With the coronavirus pandemic, it's expected many residents of large cities might seek to relocate to less crowded towns. But a new study from LendingTree suggests that moving trends in 2020 have been similar to 2019.

If moving is on your mind – and you are nearing retirement – you might be interested in knowing how much it costs to retire comfortably in each state.

Another surprise: Apple sold more iPhones this year than its record iPhone sales of 185 million units in 2019, despite the pandemic making money tighter and putting many out of work.

Scroll down for more headlines, and thanks for reading.

Mike Snider, Money/Tech reporter