4 Places To Move When Your Bank Account Is At Zero

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If your bank account is looking sad and your lease is almost up, we know where you should move. These four places will throw you some money just for joining their communities.

Now, as far as moving costs and plane tickets go, we can’t help you. But keep these four places in mind if you need a change and a little monetary boost for your brand new start.

1. Alaska, U.S.

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Looking to move into the wild and never come back to the continental states? Then you could be one of Alaska’s residents who gets an annual payout of up to $2,000 just for living in the northernmost state permanently.

2. Candela, Italy

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Quaint Candela will pay you $950 to join the town’s dwindling population of 2,700. Candela is the picture of quiet small town life – there hasn’t been a single crime in two decades.

3. Albinen, Switzerland

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Now, it’s not a done deal, but residents of tiny Albinen (near Leukerbad resort) might make mountain-lovers drop everything. The city is considering giving new residents $25,000 to sign on to live in the alpine village for 10-plus years.

4. Saskatchewan, Canada

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Student loans got you down? Saskatchewan will pay up to $20,000 in tax credits to help repay your loans. You don’t even have to have gone to school in Canada if you appeal directly to the Ministry of Advanced Education.