Лучшие и худшие штаты для пенсии

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Florida

Income threshold to be considered upper class: $138,606
Percentage of residents who meet this threshold: 18.5%
Likely Social Security benefit per month at full retirement age in 2024: $3,822
Likely benefit per month at full retirement age (69) under Trump plan: $3,167-$3,234

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New York

Income threshold to be considered upper class: $159,114
Percentage of residents who meet this threshold: 20.9%
Likely Social Security benefit per month at full retirement age in 2024: $3,822
Likely benefit per month at full retirement age (69) under Trump plan: $3,167-$3,234

[JamesBond]

Connecticut

Income threshold to be considered upper class: $175,858
Percentage of residents who meet this threshold: 19.5%
Likely Social Security benefit per month at full retirement age in 2024: $3,822
Likely benefit per month at full retirement age (69) under Trump plan: $3,167-$3,234

замечаю что никой призыв к логике не действует. Нет никакого смысла в этих средних температурах. В Коннектикуте есть дорогие и богатые места, есть средние. Trump не предлагает пенсию в 69 лет. Это вообще какой-то полный бужлшит. Ужасная каша у тебя в голове.

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Каша и булшит в голове у тебя на самом деле

[JamesBond]

Тему нужно переименовать в "случайная статистика и рейтинги из интернета от Аннушки"

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Не нравится - не ходи в эту тему, у тебя свои есть

[JamesBond]

Я думаю что Аннушке надо начинать петь - как Роза, иначе никто не будет ходить в её темы

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Главнoе, чтобы ты не ходил, ты опять переходишь на личности и флудишь не по теме.

Мои рейтинги и статистика по теме!

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Новый рейтинг от другого сайта:

Q: What is the best state to retire in 2024 for retirees? A: The best state to retire in 2024 is sunny Florida, thanks to its relative affordability and high quality of life for seniors. That's followed by Colorado, Virginia, and Delaware.3 days ago

https://www.pods.com/blog/best-states-to-retire

Q: What is the best state to retire in, according to the U.S. News & World Report?
A: According to the U.S. News and World Report, as of 2024, the best state to retire in is Pennsylvania, based on the fact that Pennsylvania cities hold the top five spots on their list. Pennsylvania made our list, too, though it didn’t snag the top spot.

[JamesBond]

Новый рейтинг от другого сайта:
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бери гитару и начинай петь. Эти рейтинги уже надоели. Бери пример с Розы. Она была на Привете лет 15 - ни одного рейтинга!

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...Pennsylvania made our list, too, though it didn’t snag the top spot.

многие "наши" имеют дачи в Poconos. Также, многие снимают там дома летом. Там хорошо, особенно вдали от больших городов (где все также голосуют за Трампа)

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Новый рейтинг от другого сайта:
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бери гитару и начинай петь. Эти рейтинги уже надоели. Бери пример с Розы. Она была на Привете лет 15 - ни одного рейтинга!

Ты здесь нас развлекаешь вместо Розы, флудишь и дурака валяешь

[JamesBond]

бери гитару и начинай петь. Эти рейтинги уже надоели. Бери пример с Розы. Она была на Привете лет 15 - ни одного рейтинга!

Ты здесь нас развлекаешь вместо Розы, флудишь и дурака валяешь

Давай караоки. Или может танец живота? Если не своего, то бери пузо мужа.

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...Pennsylvania made our list, too, though it didn’t snag the top spot.

многие "наши" имеют дачи в Poconos. Также, многие снимают там дома летом. Там хорошо, особенно вдали от больших городов

Вполне подходит для пенсионеров среднего класса

Housing costs in Pocono?
A typical home costs $312,700, which is 7.5% less expensive than the national average of $338,100 and 28.8% more expensive than the average Pennsylvania home, at $242,800. Renting a two-bedroom unit in Pocono costs $1,470 per month, which is 2.8% more than the national average of $1,430 and 17.7% more than the state average of $1,210.

Can I afford Pocono?
To live comfortably in Pocono, Pennsylvania, a minimum annual income of $59,760 for a family, and $44,400 for a single person is recommended.

What does A.I. say about Pocono?
The cost of living in Pocono, PA is quite reasonable. According to the Cost of Living Index, Pocono ranks fairly well compared to other areas in the US and is considered to be more affordable than most cities in Pennsylvania. The average sales tax rate is 6%, which is lower than many other states. The median household income in this area is approximately $49,000, making it a great place for people looking for an affordable place to live with a good quality of life. Additionally, the property taxes in Pocono are among some of the lowest in the state. With all these factors taken into account, Pocono is an ideal location for those wanting to enjoy a comfortable lifestyle at an affordable cost.

https://www.bestplaces.net/cost_of_livi ... nia/pocono

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многие "наши" имеют дачи в Poconos. Также, многие снимают там дома летом. Там хорошо, особенно вдали от больших городов

Вполне подходит для пенсионеров среднего класса

Housing costs in Pocono?
A typical home costs $312,700, which is 7.5% less expensive than the national average of $338,100 and 28.8% more expensive than the average Pennsylvania home, at $242,800....

любительница средних цифр.

Там мало кто живёт на пенсии. Там многие имеют summer homes. Потому что цифры это не все в жизни.

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10 States with the Worst Cost of Living

Hawaii
District of Columbia
California
Massachusetts
Alaska
Colorado
New York
New Jersey
Washington
Oregon

https://www.bestplaces.net/tools/

[JamesBond]

10 States with the Worst Cost of Living

Hawaii
District of Columbia
California
Massachusetts
Alaska
Colorado
New York
New Jersey
Washington
Oregon

https://www.bestplaces.net/tools/

То что мяукает мне кошка утром полезнее этих списков

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Retirement in Each of the Fifty States, Ranked

https://news.hometalk.com/en/retirement ... gLuEfD_BwE

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3 Worst States for Boomers To Buy a Home

California

California may be beautiful with all of that sunshine, but it’s one of the most expensive states to live in.
According to Elyse Sarnecky, the director of marketing at Marketplace Homes, “California is known for its high cost of living, and the real estate market is still out of reach for many retirees.”
Retirement income — including that which comes from pensions and other accounts — are fully taxable. The effective property tax rate is pretty low at just 0.75%, but the median property listing price is $788,000.

New York

Similarly, New York is one of the most expensive areas in the country, though some areas are still affordable.
“The high property taxes and expensive homes, especially in and around New York City, make it a tough state for retirees,” said Sarnecky. Plus, rising home prices and frigid winters don’t help the cause.
The median home listing price in New York is $655,000, while property taxes hover at around 1.4%. The good news is that Social Security benefits aren’t taxed at a state level. However, some other forms of retirement income are.
Motola pointed out that healthcare tends to be more costly in New York, too.

New Jersey

And then there’s New Jersey where the median home listing price is $579,000. If that isn’t a deterrent, the taxes might be.
The state doesn’t tax Social Security benefits, but it does tax pensions. Their property taxes are also some of the highest nationwide with an effective tax rate of 2.26%.
“Even though the coastal lifestyle can be appealing, the financial burden and harsh winters make it less ideal for retirees looking for a more relaxed and affordable environment,” said Sarnecky.

Please note: Median listing price is sourced via Redfin and is accurate as of Sept. 25, 2024.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/3-best-w ... 02868.html

[JamesBond]

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New York

Similarly, New York is one of the most expensive areas in the country, though some areas are still affordable.
“The high property taxes and expensive homes, especially in and around New York City, make it a tough state for retirees,” said Sarnecky. Plus, rising home prices and frigid winters don’t help the cause.
The median home listing price in New York is $655,000, while property taxes hover at around 1.4%. The good news is that Social Security benefits aren’t taxed at a state level. However, some other forms of retirement income are.
Motola pointed out that healthcare tends to be more costly in New York, too.

he is talking about the NYC area only. Идиот, а не специалист.