one of the cheapest cities to live in the United States

 where to live in USA, top cheap cities and states

Cost is an important consideration when you're looking for a city in which to live or do business factor. Whether you're a recent graduate looking for your first place to call home or a senior looking for the perfect place to retire, knowing which US cities are affordable can help you make an informed decision about where to live.

Tulsa, Oklahoma

Tulsa, Oklahoma, was chosen one of the cheapest cities in the United States and one of the most comfortable to live in Forbes in 2009. The city has a low crime rate, low unemployment rates and also a reasonable cost of living. Residents can also enjoy the Tulsa Opera, two symphony, several museums and a performing arts center. Sports fans can enjoy baseball teams, hockey, arena football and basketball, while outdoor enthusiasts can take advantage of the more than 6,000 acres (2,428.11 hectares) of parks and roads

Manchester, New Hampshire

Manchester, New Hampshire, was placed on top of the Forbes 2009 list of the 100 cheaper for places to live in America. Forbes cites the low cost of living in Manchester combined with affordable housing, job opportunities and safety as well as some of the many charms of the city. There is also no income or sales tax. Art lovers, science and culture can take advantage of the museums, while sports fans can go to the Verizon Wireless Arena to watch hockey games and others.

Spokane, Washington

Forbes ranks Spokane, Washington, as the cheapest city in which to live on the West Coast, while puts CNN Money as one of the "100 best places to live and start businesses." Located near the Washington-Idaho border, Spokane had a population of about 200,000 people in 2008. It maintains the advantages of a big city, such as museums, an opera house and a symphony, while also offering access to the nearby lakes , national parks and ski resorts. As Washington has imposed no personal or business income, Spokane is the perfect city for someone looking to save money without sacrificing the culture and amenities.