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Live in FL

Come For Work, Stay to Live

There’s a reason so many people visit Florida. Those same reasons are exactly why it’s also a great place to live. It’s a safe, sunny, easily navigable state. In fact, five FL cities rank in the top 25 best places to live in the country. Once you put down roots, however, a competitive cost of living – no state income tax! – and a strong educational system are just two of the perks that make it worth staying for the long haul. You can build a career, a home, and a family, all without sacrificing on a superb quality of life. Get to know the state beyond its beaches and attractions and start filling out that change-of-address form.

Florida News You'll Use

WalletHub map of best places to start a career in 2026
Careers

Best & Worst Places to Start a Career (2026)

Three Florida cities ranked in the top five of WalletHub’s 2026 ranking of the best places to start a career. Orlando, Miami and Tampa all make the top of the list.
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Rendering of Amazon's Kuiper satellite facility in Florida
aerospace

Amazon’s massive investment fueling job growth on Florida’s Space Coast

Cape Canaveral is critical to the company’s plan to offer the planned $10 billion Amazon Leo project. Amazon Leo broadband service is slated to debut later this year.
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Map of WalletHub's most fun U.S. cities
cities

Florida with Two Spots in Top 5 of WalletHub’s Most Fun Cities

They provide a wide range of indoor and outdoor activities for all types of interests, from sports to theaters to arcades, and they have plenty of diverse restaurants to try. The top cities offer affordable options for year-round fun for their residents, which is good for residents’ wallets and their mental health.
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A woman working in an automated manufacturing facility
apprenticeships

FloridaMakes Awarded $600,000 to Expand Apprenticeship Opportunities for Florida Manufacturers

FloridaMakes has been awarded $600,000 through Florida’s Pathways to Career Opportunities Grant, administered by the Florida Department of Education, to expand its registered apprenticeship programs for Florida manufacturers. The grant will support no-cost upskilling for both new hires and existing employees.
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