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10 Best Cities For Saving Money By Anna Bhaney

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The article that I chose is called 10 Best (And Worst) cities for saving Money. It was written by Anna Bhaney last year on February 24, 2015. It relates to Personal Finance because it is about where to best save money in The United States of America. The article gives the 10 worst cities for saving money and the 10 best cities for saving money, based on factors such as income, sales tax, rent, and unemployment rate. To quote the article, “Yet these rankings aren’t based on how much is spent on nightlife, restaurants and culture. GOBankingRates assessed the 100 most populous cities in the United States on the factors that affect savers most: sales tax, home values, monthly rent, income, unemployment rate and gas prices.”
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