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Originally Posted by JustRalph
http://www.forbes.com/sites/kellyphi...ars-with-move/
Check out the numbers
The National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA) ran a few scenarios comparing the after-tax salaries in various capacities and here’s how the numbers worked out:
"A 30-year old single California renter earning $75,000 annually and could gain an additional $14,909 in discretionary income by moving to Texas; if saved and invested this would amount to $1,513,727 over her lifetime."
Much more at the link
http://www.forbes.com/sites/kellyphi...ars-with-move/
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I was watching the PGA tournament last weekend and they commented that the winner had just moved from Cali to Texas along with some other young pro golfers. Makes sense if a person earning $75K per year can add $14K to their discretionary income imagine if your income was in the millions? You couldn't afford not to move
