Places That Will Pay You to Move and Work Remotely

List of places that will pay you to move and work remotely:

  • Augusta, Maine ($15,660)
  • Baltimore, Maryland ($5,000)
  • Beaumont, Texas ($2,000)
  • Bemidji, Minnesota ($4,000)
  • Bloomfield, Iowa ($10,000)
  • Bloomington, Indiana ($6,600)
  • Britt, Iowa ($10,000)
  • Charleston, West Virginia ($5,000)
  • Curtis, Nebraska ($3,000)
  • Daviess County, Indiana ($5,000)
  • French Lick, Indiana ($5,477)
  • Greene County, Indiana ($5,000)
  • Greensburg, Indiana ($7,000)
  • Harmony, Minnesota ($12,000)
  • Jasper, Indiana ($5,000)
  • Johnstown, Pennsylvania ($5,000)
  • La Villa, Texas ($3,000)
  • Lewisburg, West Virginia ($20,000)
  • Mankato, Kansas ($3,000)
  • Montpelier, Vermont ($15,000)
  • Morgantown, West Virginia ($20,000)
  • Muncie, Indiana ($5,000)
  • Natchez, Mississippi ($8,500)
  • Newton, Iowa ($12,500)
  • Northwest, Arkansas ($10,750)
  • Ontario, Oregon ($10,000)
  • Osceola, Iowa ($3,000)
  • Quincy, Illinois ($5,000)
  • Rutherford County, Tennessee ($10,000)
  • Southwest, Michigan ($16,000)
  • Stillwater, Oklahoma ($7,500)
  • The Shoals, Alabama ($10,000)
  • Tulsa, Oklahoma ($10,000, 1200 moved over last 3 years)
  • West Lafayette, Indiana ($8,245)
  • Topeka, Kansas ($11,000)

See also:

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    We can come up with a valuation of remote work by looking at a few signals: what you would forgo, what do you gain, what others gain, and what others lose.

  • Remote Work Can Reduce Inflation

    Remote work can save employers and estimated $200B per year and help reduce inflation. Workers are willing to accept smaller pay for increased work from home options. A recent paper found that this would reduce wage growth by 2 percentage points over two years.