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If you are having a hard time finding a job in your area, evaluate your relocation options. Start by comparing not only salaries and benefit packages, but also the cost of living between locations.

The cost of living includes housing expenses, utilities, food costs, gas costs, state income and property taxes, and any other major expenditure you can think of. To calculate the cost of living at a particular location, use this cost of living calculator.

Keep in mind that unreimbursed relocation expenses are often tax deductible. You can itemize scouting expenses, packing supplies, moving services and equipment, and much more.
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