Surprising Winner in the Ranking: Where Germans Really Have the Highest Incomes

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In classic "rich strongholds" incomes are on average so high that they compensate for the equally high cost of living. Life is cheaper elsewhere, so that people have some even more money at their disposal. Rents play a crucial role.

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Where people earn a lot, it's often expensive. Where it's cheap in Germany, people often don't earn much. This combination has led to Heilbronn becoming Germany's new champion of purchasing power. Where else can you find good incomes and significantly below-average prices?

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Where much is earned, it is often expensive, where it is cheap, often not much is earned. The mixture makes the new German purchasing power champion, who pushes Starnberg from the throne.