not even trying to be dumb here, but wouldn’t it all even out tho? like yeah in a blue state you’d be making more, but also the cost of living would be higher anyway, so it’s just bigger numbers but with the same percentage of loss or whatever. (genuinely asking bc i’m trying to move out of the south soon lol)
try it and lmk how it works out, my friends in several red and blue states are having a terrible time with the job market and housing - I think it def depends on which state and the city. like NC is technically a red state, but Charlotte as a city is super blue, super expensive, and the job market is god awful
That’s what I thought too!! But I was just on a website (I’ll pull it back up in a sec and link it) and it was showing the cost of living and pretty much the cost break down of everything and compared it to the town I picked and the town I live in now and while yeah it’s more expensive it doesn’t quite match up because the state I want to move to has a really high minimum wage and for my career field the average salary is over 20% higher than the national average