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What places in the U.S. offer higher wages and lower cost of living?
Question : What places in the U.S. offer higher wages and lower cost of living?
I live in the Tampa Bay, FL..I like it here because of the weather. But its getting expensive and the wages arent climbing. Plus, its very transient here. Also, the jobs here are terrible. I graduated from college 3 years ago and I am still working in tourism. I cant find a career in pharmaceutal sales. My dating life isnt good either. I cant seem to meet any high quality stable women in Florida.
I thought of moving back to my hometown of Chicago because I love it there…its family oriented city,many high quality women, great careers, and a working city..but the weather is terrible and the cost of living is high. I would make much better wages…but I couldnt afford a home in Chicago. I dont want to move anywhere out West. Been there done that. I lived in Las Vegas and Arizona. I didnt care for the West.
I looked at parts of the deep south but I dont know. I’m looking at south carolina, tennessee, alabama, georgia, texas, …maybe wisconsin and indiana. I want specific towns with lots of growth and employment. Maybe sugraland texas? Charleston, SC? Nashville, TN? Alabama? Not kentucky. Not arkansas. Not knoxville. I need to stayt away from high pollutuon. I have asthma.
I just dont know.
Any suggestions would be helpful. I want a place thats low cost, higher wages, green grass, clean air, teeming with available family-oriented women, and a warmer climate. I want a solid career, a family someday, and time is running out. Im almost 40. I need to find a career and meet a nice woman.
Any suggestions on places to find what I am looking for would be helpful.
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Best answer:
Answer by sparkle39399314
try looking for the dream job and move to where that is….it seems like pharmaceutical companies are based out of NJ, NY, and the UK….maybe living in jersey and getting the job or NY has everything although it does cost alot…i guess you have a lot to think about but check the pharma websites for jobs and apply like bristol meyers squibb. wyeth, glaxosmith klein, pfizer, etc, etc
I live in Indiana. The cost of living is very low compared with other places, but you make less too. But it’s definitely enough money to get by. I’m 22 and already own a very nice house (not to mention the boat, camper, etc, that my husband insists we need). I feel lucky to be far ahead of the game. I’m sure very few 22 year olds in FL could afford to buy a house down there.
However…… i suppose Indiana wouldn’t have the warmer climate you are looking for, you’d freeze in the winter some days! It’s very unpredictable though, one day it’ll be 10 degrees, the next it’ll be 75 degrees.
Good luck with your decision!