Here are the top 10 states to live in if you want to work remotely, according to a new study

• Remote work remains popular, but the opportunities seem to be dwindling.
• For those who want to or already do work remotely, WalletHub ranked the 50 states and Washington, D.C.
• It analyzed a dozen factors including the cost of living and the average cost of Internet access.

Remote work became a necessity during COVID lockdowns and has remained popular although some employers have tried a variety of methods, including hybrid work mandates and threats of outsourcing, to bring workers back into offices.