These are the top five cities in the United States.

Two Texas cities are among the best to live and save money in the United States. | Source: Shutterstock

Do you believe in the American dream? The United States, with 46.6 million immigrants by the year 2015, is ranked in the first position of the countries that more immigrants has received in the last 25 years . But what cities will be more suitable for living? Although that response may depend on many factors, the Go Banking Rates portal has compiled a list of the best cities to save money , find out what they are!

Did you know that the United States is the second country where most Colombians live in the world ? After decades of instability caused by armed conflict , more than two million of Colombians decided to move to cities like New York , Miami ( Florida ), Los Angeles ( California ), Houston (Texas ), Chicago , Dallas ( Texas ) and San Francisco ( California ).

And you, has it been your mind to move to the United States ?

THESE ARE THE AMERICAN PLACES WHERE MONEY PAYS THE MOST:

1. VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGIN:

"It has the highest average income of the cheapest places to live, that is to say, that is where the most salary is in the hands after covering expenses."

• Population: 452,745

• Average income: $ 66,634

• Unemployment rate: 4.5%

• Average cost of a house: 279,900 USD

• Sales Tax: 6%

2. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS

"The second largest city in Texas is the second best city in the US to save money thanks to its low cost of living.

• Population: 1,469,845

• Unemployment rate: 4.2%

• Average cost of a house: 232,443 USD

• Sales Tax: 8.25%

3. OKLAHOMA CITY

In 2016, it was ranked number 13. This year it climbed 10 places. "Average house prices and monthly housing rent declined in the past year, while the median household income increased slightly, giving residents more room in their budgets to save."

• Population: 631,346

• Average income: $ 47,779

• Unemployment rate: 4.3%

• Average cost of a house: USD 179,900

• Sales Tax: 8,38%

4. OMAHA, NEBRASKA

"Although billionaire Warren Buffett lives here, the average income in Omaha is lower than the national average, but checks extend further here because of the city's low cost of living. Made, is the best city in Nebraska to buy a home. Omaha also has the lowest unemployment rate among the best places to save money. "

• Population: 443,885

• Unemployment rate: 3.4%

• Average cost of a house: USD 214,000

• Sales Tax: 7%

5. ARLINGTON, TEXAS

"Low cost of living and Arlington's average income is on par with the national average, which makes it easier for residents who have money to spare to strategically grow savings . Economic situation to neighboring Dallas, where the average list price of a home is almost twice the average price of a home in Arlington. "

• Population: 388,125

• Average income: $ 53,326

• Unemployment rate: 4.3%

• Average cost of a house: USD 199,000

• Sales Tax: 8%