Moving out West?

>>2715638
Bump. How do I move to the US inexpensively?

>>2715638
there are financial services but not traditional ones like in the northeast

go to texas and its all energy (houston) and some corporate (dallas)

energy in OKC

WM in Arkansas

nothing in Kansas (jk HR Block I think?)

Denver does have industry but I'm unsure

tldr go research state employers by gdp or something

I lived in the midwest and southeast/west for a bit - theres a whole lot of nothing out there. always wanted to live in Denver though. or Wyoming, I hear that's gorgeous.

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>>2715638
Look into Michigan: Ann Arbor, Livonia,Lansing and pretty much anything above 16 mi in metro Detroit are pretty ok. Those are generally mid-range areas for housing.

>>2715638

I moved to Denver this year and there are lots of opportunities. However, the city is getting more and more crowded/expensive...

>>2716334
>energy
Will I be able to score a position with my Econ/Finance background? I'm personally interested in commodities since it involves a lot of stuff about the applications of macro in the financial world, but it seems like all commodities have been doing really badly as of late, except for grains.

>>2716801
Michigan would be nice actually. Is there any place close enough to Illinois that I'd be able to commute reasonably to a position in Chicago?

>>2716334
Also, aren't Berkshire Hathaway and TD Ameritrade centered in Nebraska?

>>2716880
Grand Rapids. Booming city atm.

>>2716334
Denver is nice. All of Colorado is nice, except for anything south of Colorado Springs. But if OP is trying to look for cheaper housing, Colorado is not the place to go, especially not Denver.