by Dan Dzombak, The Motley Fool There are seven U.S. states with no income tax, while another two states have no income tax on wages but do tax interest and dividends — an important consideration for retirees. The grass isn’t always greener on the other side of the state line, though. These states still need money… read more

by Jacquelyn Smith , FORBES STAFF If you were offered a job in another city—or your current employer asked you to relocate—would you make the move? Some would say yes in a heartbeat, while others might struggle with the uncertainty that accompanies such a big change. According to MyMove.com’s Consumer Insights Study, which surveyed 8,000 consumers,… read more

By Adam Bluestein The process of finding a good mover can seem daunting. But doing a little research is worth it. By shopping around, you can save money (sometimes more than $1,000) and avoid scams. Here are 12 steps to help you through the process. 1. Get recommendations. Ask friends, coworkers, and local real estate… read more

Bust it out. Get it done. Here are 19 tips for relocating across the country (or across town) for pennies: 1. Ask for Assistance If you are moving due to a job change, be sure to ask your new employer if they offer any type of relocation assistance to help you cover costs of the… read more

by Jacquelyn Smith Back in June I laid out the 20 questions you should ask yourself before you agree to relocate for a job. It’s a big decision that demands a lot of consideration—but as it turns out, that might be the easy part. “The move itself could be one of the most stressful changes… read more

Moving is difficult, tack on moving to a city that’s full of strangers, and it makes that step even more difficult. However, in my experience, it’s been vital to becoming who I am and where I want to be. Moving to a new place will create growth in ways you never expected. I’ve moved three… read more