The best US cities to live in if you want to work in finance by Tanza Loudenback on Oct 31, 2017, 12:02 PM Advertisement
 - Salaries in the financial sector tend to be higher than average.
- In some cities, the cost of housing can take a large chunk of your paycheck, even if you work in finance.
- Adobo.com compiled a list of the best cities for finance workers based on job density and rent affordability.
Some of the highest-paying jobs for millennials are in the financial sector. But just because you're making good money as an accountant or financial adviser doesn't mean you'll be able to afford rent, particularly if you live in an expensive city. Apartment-rental site ABODO.com recently set out to find the best cities for finance workers. They gathered 2015 data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics on the availability of jobs (employment per 1,000 jobs) and median annual salary for all business and finance positions listed by metro area. ABODO provided the data on median one-bedroom rent prices for each city. To determine the ranking of metros, job density data was weighted 75% and rent-to-income ratio was weighted 25% of the final score for each place. Below, check out the best places to live in the US for finance workers. SEE ALSO: Millennial workers care most about salary — here are the 9 highest-paying jobs for young people DON'T MISS: Rich millennials are ditching the golf communities of their parents for a new kind of neighborhood 10. Charlotte, North Carolina  Median rent: $1,096 Median salary: $67,470 Employment per 1,000 jobs: 68.86 Score: 4.85
8 (TIE). Lincoln, Nebraska  Median rent: $635 Median salary: $54,960 Employment per 1,000 jobs: 63.21 Score: 4.87
8 (TIE). Detroit, Michigan  Median rent: $528 Median salary: $68,860 Employment per 1,000 jobs: 52.95 Score: 4.87
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