Florida has been a favorite vacation spot among Americans for decades. And so, it’s unsurprising that it’s also become one of the hottest places to move. From retirees chasing sunny days to families seeking a better quality of life, everyone seems to be heading to the Sunshine State. But what’s driving this big migration? Let’s…
The feeling of unity within a community and the relative affordability of a home away from the hustle and bustle of city life make suburbs attractive to many Americans. In a recent study, SmartAsset identified the 10 safest suburbs in the United States, none of which are in Florida. If you’re thinking about moving out…
Car insurance is mandatory in nearly every state. However, the amount of money Americans shell out for their insurance plan varies drastically according to where they live. Staff at Insure.com studied Quadrant Information Services data to determine where Americans pay the most money for their car insurance. They used a Honda Accord LX that has…
Since pollution regulations started in the 1960s with the Clean Air Act, air quality in the United States has improved. That said, while many Americans can breathe easier thanks to air pollution laws, parts of the country are more polluted than others. Some cities’ pollution comes from car usage along major highways, with wildfires and…
The growing trend of banning books in schools across the United States is prompting important questions, making us reflect on the balance between safeguarding students and preserving intellectual freedom. According to Pen America, ten states are at the forefront of the debate, banning significantly more book titles than the rest. Methodology Data collected by Pen…
Many Californians are turning their sights from California’s golden coast to Florida’s sunny shores. Living in a state with ocean borders is usually only a tiny part of their reasoning, though. These are some of the most common reasons Californians are choosing to move to Florida. Cost of Living Matters One of the biggest reasons…
Stepping back into civilian life can be daunting for new military veterans, especially considering economic shifts and potential changes to retiree benefits that vary from state to state. WalletHub ran a study ranking all 50 states based on the best and worst choices for military retirees. If you or someone in your family is a…
The thought of someone moving into your second home or camping out on your land without permission is a little scary. Even scarier is the idea that they could legally claim the land as their own in some states. Squatter’s rights, also called adverse possession laws, are a bizarre legal concept that many American property…
Taste is subjective, but gross foods can sometimes be agreed upon by huge swaths of the population. Or, at least, by huge swaths of residents in certain states. Case in point? The most hated food in each state. How does the food you don’t like stack up to other residents in the state you live…
It might be hard to believe for some, but the average American’s household income has grown in recent years. This fact holds true even when adjusting for inflation, according to USAFacts. While not everyone lives like a celebrity, there are plenty of lavish locations in the States. Wondering where the wealthiest people in the country…
