Cities for People on a Budget
Admission to top attractions, such as the city zoo and science center, is free. City garden, a $30-million, mixed-use sculpture park in downtown St. Louis, promises great gardening, art and picnics year-round. And if you do feel the need to spend some hard-earned cash—at a Cardinal game or in the downtown shopping district, perhaps—your money will go further here. While St. Louis residents earn roughly the same amount as average Americans, their living costs fall nearly 9 percent below the norm.
Are you a person who wants to live in a city where a dollar goes a long way? St. Louis, Mo. was ranked first on a list of the top 10 cities for “cheapskates”. [via]
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Previously on The Billfold
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Hey, it gave us Jon Hamm!
Augh, stop making my hometown seem so awesome! It’s going to make me want to move back after stagnating here in (the greater metropolitan area of) NYC.