Millennials require more money to live comfortably than their parents needed. Depending on where they live in the USA, millennials can still enjoy their quality of life and maximize their salaries.
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New research by Georgetown University shows there are over 30 million good jobs that do not require a four-year college degree.
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U.S. News & World Report checked out 125 of the highest populated metro areas and rated them for the best places to live.
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Top 100 Best Places to Live ranked over 2,000 cities for the fourth year in a row. Points were given to rank the cities based on these categories: economics, amenities, housing, infrastructure, social and civic capital, demographics, education, and health-care.
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These metro areas, spread out across the United States, have many benefits including affordable housing, good schools, strong job growth and low crime.
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