Sentences with phrase «slightly lower cost of living»

As mentioned, this income will stretch further than expected due to the slightly lower cost of living in the state.

However, the 2016 class is in a better position than Vermont's 2015 graduates thanks to slightly lower costs of living in Vermont and higher wages that outpaced borrowing.

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In Alabama, the cost of living is slightly higher and the median income is slightly lower than in Tennessee.

It's worth noting, however, that the cost of living in Kansas is slightly lower than the national average as well.

While teacher salaries in South Dakota are slightly below national average, cost of living in South Dakota is lower than in many states in the nation.

A «zero - cost» refinance simply means that your lender will charge you a slightly higher interest (often.25 or.50 percent higher than the lowest mortgage interest rate) for the life of your loan in exchange for paying your closing costs.

The cost of living, however, is slightly lower than the national index.

The cost of living in Wilmington is slightly lower than the national average, and home prices are significantly below those in the Philadelphia metro area, which is less than 35 miles away.

If money isn't your main motive, you won't mind the slightly lower rate of pay that is softened by the lower cost of living.

While the average salary is slightly lower than the rest of the nation provides to medical assistants, the cost of living varies greatly depending on which city you reside in.

The cost of living in Georgia ranges from slightly lower to significantly lower than the national average depending on which cities you choose reside in and near.

The one caveat I will give you up front is that your geographical area may have slightly lower or higher pay rates due to cost of living or supply and demand.