2024-11-24 02:30
Perspective matters - a person living in California making $300,000 is the same thing as someone who makes $150,000 in Texas. I had a colleague who was so excited about moving to California with double the pay raise despite explaining to him that the cost of living was significantly higher and that he should have adjusted his pay more to cover the additional taxes. He was confident that he would still be ahead. 6 weeks later… he realized he was wrong. Too late to ask and have any leverage.
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micha.montenegro
This is just not true. You are far better off making $300k in California than $150k in Texas. People making minimum wage live in California too… it’s not like magically every item costs twice as much.
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Juan Valdez
juvalde831
Sure. This didn’t happen. I’m sure said buddy would ask someone a bit more knowledgeable on this than you.
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Jerry Bryant
jerrybryant12
What area of California is he in ?
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dancottss
Yea this is a skill issue. I made less money working in CA and paid higher rent than I do for my TX mortgage and I’m worse off now in TX.
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SWM
swmblue
When you retire and sell your multimillion dollar home and cash in you larger 401k and retire somewhere cheap, you will be quite glad that you were in California. Plus! In the meantime, you get to live in California instead of Texas.
3 小時內
Juan David Velasquez
getoffmylawnjuan
Isn’t this highly your mileage may vary? Who do you think pays for those 20k seat high school football stadiums? Thinking $300k in Fresno is way better than $150k in Dallas. $300k in LA, San Diego or Bay Area is worse than $150k in a smaller town in Texas.
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Erik Olson
break_selection
Another guy not from California shit talking California… cmon….
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E. M. Hammond
ehammond16
Houses are cheaper in Texas, for a reason. If you sold your house in California for $300,000 and bought a house in Texas for $150,000, your property taxes in Texas will still be higher and so will your homeowners insurance. That difference completely wipes out whatever you might save by not paying a 5% state income tax. Plus, you have to live in Texas.
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Darin Enferadi
darinishere
Well yeah it costs more but those two states are hardly equal. CA is amazing and TX is mostly not so cool. It’s hilarious how this false equivalency keeps repeating itself by people who dismiss qualitative differences.
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Rob Glowacki
robgcubfan
Your numbers seem off, average cost of living between the 2 states is approximately 44%, so that’s more like 150k in Texas about 215k A city to city comp is more appropriate anyway, both states are quite large.

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