Financial Planning

Mint Map: Moving from Cities to Small Towns

Written by Mint.com
Published Dec 1, 2009
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If you are looking to retire or are just getting fed up with the traffic, filth, crowds, and general urban decay, you may be on the lookout for cleaner greener pastures. We compared Forbes’ 10 Most Expensive Cities in the US to Money’s 20 Best Places to Live in America to help you decide whether moving to a small town might make sense for you. Click on the houses to bring up a snapshot of some of the primary factors in determining the cost of living. You can open several at a time and click to drag to compare multiple cities at once. Simply click the red box to close the windows of cities that don’t make the cut.

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