You Can Save More Money by Living in 1 of These 10 Cities
People do crazy things to save money -- like washing clothes in the shower, reusing sandwich bags and paper towels, and dumpster diving for food. In comparison, relocating to a new city or state to save a few bucks doesn't seem that wacky, particularly for retirees and remote workers.
The impact moving can have on your household's bottom line could be significant, too. Consider how gas and housing prices fluctuate across the 50 U.S. states. According to GasBuddy, you'll pay $2.78 for a gallon of gas in Texas, but $3.64 a gallon in Hawaii. Hawaii also has the most expensive homes, with a median value of $617,400. That's more than five times higher than the $119,800 median home value in West Virginia.
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