16. Look at Where You Live
Many Americans don’t really move from where they’ve settled down first unless it’s for studies or jobs. That’s understandable since such drastic changes are often seen as expensive and worrisome.
But you might live in an area that is simply too expensive and doesn’t make any financial sense. You might even think that no other communities compare, but that’s simply because you haven’t seen them all!
If you’re ready to really boost your savings, start researching similar cities or neighborhoods with much lower costs. Eventually, you’ll find one that’s perfect to settle down in.
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