United Van Lines: Illinois 2nd in nation for residents leaving – Illinois Policy

The No. 1 reason United Van Lines was given for people leaving Illinois was jobs, with more than one-quarter of respondents listing it as a primary reason ahead of family and retirement. Over half of outbound Illinoisans in the survey made $150,000 or more. Wealthier residents have the fewest barriers to moving.
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Old Joe
2 years ago

And JB is their salesman of the year!

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