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6 steps for making a long-distance move go smoothly Bankrate 3/10/2021 © Yellow Dog Productions/Getty Images 6 things to consider when moving In the years after the Great Recession, Americans drastically slowed the pace of their long-distance moves. Then came the coronavirus pandemic and the work-from-home revolution. "Theres no question the move to remote working over the last year has many 9-to-5ers dreaming of relocating," says Mandi Woodruff, chief consumer advocate at Ally Financial. ...

This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Building Black wealth is crucial to solving racial inequality. Entrepreneurship can be a powerful tool in achieving that. Programs in four cities demonstrate how local initiatives can make all the difference. Fashion photographer Nikki Gomez was born and raised in New York City. But in November, on a tip from a friend, she joined Tulsa Remote, a one-year progr...

If you’ve ever thought about a move to the Ozarks, you’re not alone. More than 26,000 people have applied for a program that will pay them to move to northwest Arkansas. The Northwest Arkansas Council’s "Life Works Here" program is offering the money to remote workers willing to move to the region, Fox News previously reported. The program will also provide the new residents with a bicycle to enjoy the region’s miles of trails or a membership to a local art or cultural institution. ...

A program offering remote workers $10,000 to move to Tulsa is trying something new. New Tulsa Remote participants can ask for the full cash grant upfront to put toward buying a house. "We want individuals who are going to come to Tulsa, who are going to fall in love with this great city that we all love, and who are going to want to be here and remain a meaningful part of the community. And we found that many, many people who were coming into the program were absolutely loving Tulsa, were lovin...

"Tulsa Remote" is designed to attract out-of-state workers to Oklahoma’s second-largest city with down-payment incentives.

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You Can Get Money for Moving to These 3 U.S. Cities Right Now Were talkin up to $10k! Feb 9, 2021 If you’re considering moving, how about heading to a place that will actually pay you to relocate there? That’s right, there are three spots in the United States—Tulsa, Oklahoma; Newton, Iowa; and the Shoals in Alabama—that are currently offering to pay people up to $10,000 to move to them. It’s ideal for remote workers looking to get away or those who want to find a new foreve...

WBGZ Radio 2/7/2021 | By Kevin Bessler - Illinois Radio Network Whether its high taxes, crime or cold winters, Illinoisans continue to flee the state for greener pastures. A total of 80,000 people left Illinois last year, the seventh consecutive year the state has sustained a net population loss. In the last decade, Illinois has recorded the second largest population loss among U.S. states with West Virginia leading the way. Only nine of Illinois’ 102 counties saw a population increase over...

Illinoisans continue to move to other states Kevin Bessler The Center Square Feb. 4, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail SPRINGFIELD — Whether its high taxes, crime, cold winters or a combination of all three, Illinoisans continue to flee the state for greener pastures. A total of 80,000 people left Illinois last year, the seventh consecutive year the state has sustained a net population loss. In the last decade, Illinois has recorded the second largest population loss among U.S. states with West Virgi...

(The Center Square) – Whether its high taxes, crime, cold winters or a combination of all three, Illinoisans continue to flee the state for greener pastures. A total of 80,000 people left Illinois last year, the seventh...