13266531, In order to move you have to have a job lined up...it's a catch 22..
Posted by FLUIDJ, Thu Jun-14-18 12:41 PM
Moving to a cheaper region of the country = losing current job & current pay
Moving to a "cheaper" location within the region = higher commuting and incidental expenses = no change in expenses...just a shift & likely a lower quality of life.
>Income is an absolute.
>
>Cost of living + psychological comfortableness don't have
>anything to do with the tax code ;)
i will be paying more money in taxes next year as a direct result of the change. That will directly affect my cost of living and our psychological "comfort" for sure.
>200k+ is a lot of income based on what people actually earn in
>the U.S.
>
>Now, if you have expenses that overwhelm that then you have to
>change your spending habits.
>
>Note:I live in San Diego - the only way to change spending
>habits is to move.
"Get ready....for your blessing....."
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