Wealthy Gen Xers are ready for a change of scenery
Wealthy Gen Xers making over $100,000 per year are moving to states like Florida, Texas and North Carolina. Gen Xers are leaving the northeast and the Midwest. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. . A study by SmartAsset looks at where members of Gen X moved between 2015 and 2016. It seems that New England, the northeast, and the midwest are seeing Gen Xers leaving. Many are flocking to the southeast, presumably to take advantage of lower costs of living and sunny weather.
Wealthy Gen Xers making over $100,000 per year are moving to states like Florida, Texas and North Carolina. Gen Xers are leaving the northeast and the Midwest. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. . A study by SmartAsset looks at where members of Gen X moved between 2015 and 2016. It seems that New England, the northeast, and the midwest are seeing Gen Xers leaving. Many are flocking to the southeast, presumably to take advantage of lower costs of living and sunny weather.
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