Texas ranks second to Florida in net migration of young and rich households in the study, which analyzed 2021 and 2022 data of people age 26-35 from the Internal Revenue Service.

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Data collected from the Internal Revenue Service showed Texas as a top destination for many affluent young people, according to a recent study. SmartAsset, a financial technology ...

Previous studies also found an increase in younger generations moving to Florida and Texas. A new study reveals ... many affluent, young people often relocate for better jobs, lifestyle upgrades ...

According to the 2025 Pods Moving Trends Report, this region has risen to the top of the list of places where people are ...

Move aside old, Texas money; nouveau riche is moving ... Texas now ranks second in the country for attracting young and rich people. The state had a net gain of 1,660 new young and rich households ...

Texas doesn’t rank in the top 10 inbound states; meanwhile, Arkansas, Rhode Island and North Carolina lead. The biggest reason people move is for jobs, Piekos said, followed by proximity to ...

The Lone Star State has seen an influx of young people making an average of more than $405,000 per year, according to a study by investment adviser SmartAsset. Texas ranks second to Florida in ...

According to the financial company, many affluent, young people often relocate ... RELATED: Millennials are moving to these cities – and it’s not Los Angeles or NYC "Texas offers job ...