Web sites figure move's cost
Published: Sun, Nov. 16, 2008 12:30AM
Modified Sun, Nov. 16, 2008 05:19AM
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closeMoving to a new city often involves important salary and cost-of-living considerations. Several user-friendly cost-of-living calculators on the Web can help you figure out your salary needs:
* Bankrate.com (www.bankrate .com/brm/movecalc.asp) Select your current city, the city you're going to and current income, and calculate relocation equivalents and expenses in more than four-dozen categories.
* CityRating.com (www.city rating.com/costofliving.asp) Calculates the cost of living in two different states based on your current income.
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* Relocation Essentials (www .relocationessentials.com/aff/www /tools/salary/salaryanalyzer.aspx) Enter states and cities, experience level and occupation to learn salary needs adjusted and unadjusted for inflation.
* PayScale (www.payscale.com /cost-of-living-calculator) Comparison data between different locations offer charts detailing expenses by category and specific profession salary ranges.
* Salary.com (swz.salary.com /CostOfLivingWizard/layoutscripts /coll_start.asp) Explore cost-of-living differences based on old and new home and work locations, with brief analysis details about the move.
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