A recent ranking conducted by personal finance advisor SmartAsset has determined the cheapest and most expensive cities to live in among 76 US cities. The ranking found that in certain cities, an annual salary of $300,000 would be reduced to $100,000 after taxes.
The top ten most expensive cities in the US have been revealed, where you'd need to earn $300,000 to feel like you earn $100,000 - and New York did not come top of the list.
Surprisingly, the most expensive city was Honolulu, fol...
