Easiest city for a software developer ?? (rent, employment, utilities)
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Just wondering what city would be the easiest financially to live in as a software developer (senior) in the USA. Right now I live in NYC and it's really really tough for even basic living.
Just wondering what city would be the easiest financially to live in as a software developer (senior) in the USA. Right now I live in NYC and it's really really tough for even basic living.
Seattle (no state tax)
San Fran (more money)
Somewhere else?
So are you looking for a " tax heaven" state ?If so Alaska( Effective total state and local tax rate: 5.69%)
Delaware(6.02%), Montana(6.92%), Wyoming(7.45%), Nevada( 7.72%).
So are you looking for a " tax heaven" state ?If so Alaska( Effective total state and local tax rate: 5.69%)
Delaware(6.02%), Montana(6.92%), Wyoming(7.45%), Nevada( 7.72%).
Looking for the best overall, which city will I end up with the highest disposable income after tax, car, rent and utilities.
Raleigh and Durham. They have the Research Triangle Park with tens of thousands of employment opportunities in information technology. IBM, Cisco, NetApp, RedHat, Toshiba, Lenovo, etc.
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