Recently, GOBankingRates compiled a complex amount of data regarding the 50 largest cities in the United States — gathering the median middle-class income level and then contrasting that information against such actors as the annual cost of living for middle-class homeowners and renters in each of those cities, revealing the amount of income left to live on.
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While the original list was comprised of 50 cities across America, a difficult reality is that the current middle-class income bracket may not be able to survive in America’s most expensive regions and biggest cities, specifically in the Northeast and the West, which are the two most expensive regions in the United States (on average)…