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Relocation to States with Highest Average Income

new-england-states-map The average American relocates approximately 11 times during his or her life, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, and 43 million Americans move in a given year. Before relocating your household, research information such as average income for an area or average length of commute for workers. This data can aid in your search for the perfect home and ideal job.We’ve listed the top 15 states for median household income, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s American FactFinder. The median household income for the entire United States was $46,242.

  1. New Jersey  - $61,672
  2. Maryland  - $61,592
  3. Connecticut  - $60,941
  4. Hawaii  - $58,112
  5. Massachusetts - $57,184
  6. New Hampshire  - $56,768
  7. Alaska - $56,234
  8. Virginia - $54,240
  9. California - $53,629
  10. Delaware  - $52,499
  11. Minnesota  - $52,024
  12. Rhode Island - $51,458
  13. Colorado  - $50,652
  14. Illinois – $50,260
  15. New York  - $49,480

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