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Arizona has 2 of Top 25 most affordable cities to live and work

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Phoenix is the 9th most affordable city in which to work and live in 2019, its residents have an average of 81% of their salary leftover after rent.  Tempe is the 25th with residents keeping 79% of their money after rent.  

This was a top finding in a new study from BusinessStudent.com – factored in average salary and rent – and today released The 25 Most Affordable Cities to Live and Work In 2019.  

As we head into 2019, many factors will determine where people choose to work and live such as job opportunity and cost of living.  Making a high salary is great, but if rents are so high that you have very little disposable income left over, are you going to be able to put money away for a rainy day?

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