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  • Which states are people leaving? NJ TOPS THE LIST! 4 YEARS IN A ROW!!

    From Tommy@21:1/5 to All on Sun Oct 29 11:48:19 2023
    Outbound moves: 70.5%

    The Garden State holds the dubious distinction of holding the highest percentage of outbound moves — for the fourth year in a row.

    About a third of movers said retirement was their main reason for relocating elsewhere.

    New Jersey has some of the highest property taxes in the nation and the median home value is around $430,000, according to Zillow.

    “It's overpopulated, over-regulated and overtaxed. People also tend to hate it because almost every approach to the state drops you right in the middle of an industrial wasteland, and if you drive through it you only see the massively crowded highways,
    writes emperorko on Reddit.

    https://moneywise.com/aden/states-americans-are-leaving?utm_source=3_psa&utm_campaign=DD-Pita-PP23-Neti-0B-R3-MW&utm_term=004212d4e187697bc2ce1a454fa06c19d2_005531106a00746af7d515d354e0b5510d&utm_content=00515a326eec924a1c466dc7fe6b9c3889&utm_medium=NY+
    Post+News&dicbo=v4-kgrGyIi-1131359047

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  • From -hh@21:1/5 to Tommy on Sun Oct 29 13:17:04 2023
    On Sunday, October 29, 2023 at 2:48:21 PM UTC-4, Tommy wrote:
    Outbound moves: 70.5%

    The Garden State holds the dubious distinction of holding the highest percentage of
    outbound moves — for the fourth year in a row.

    About a third of movers said retirement was their main reason for relocating elsewhere.

    Because working one’s career in a region with high salaries .. even with high costs .. then
    means a bigger pension, bigger SS & bigger 401(k), meaning much more financial freedom
    in retirement (& telework) to move to wherever one want to live…and for the same reason,
    they can easily afford to hire a moving company rather than to DIY with a U-Haul.


    “It's overpopulated, over-regulated and overtaxed. People also tend to hate it because
    almost every approach to the state drops you right in the middle of an industrial wasteland,
    and if you drive through it you only see the massively crowded highways,” writes emperorko on Reddit.

    https://moneywise.com/aden/states-americans-are-leaving?utm_source=3_psa&utm_campaign=DD-Pita-PP23-Neti-0B-R3-MW&utm_term=004212d4e187697bc2ce1a454fa06c19d2_005531106a00746af7d515d354e0b5510d&utm_content=00515a326eec924a1c466dc7fe6b9c3889&utm_medium=NY+
    Post+News&dicbo=v4-kgrGyIi-1131359047

    Oh look:
    “This account has been suspended”

    < https://www.reddit.com/user/emperorko>

    Tommy’s trolling by trying to use trolls who’ve been caught & suspended on Reddit for trolling.

    -hh

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  • From Tommy@21:1/5 to -hh on Mon Oct 30 18:50:22 2023
    On Sunday, October 29, 2023 at 1:17:06 PM UTC-7, -hh wrote:
    On Sunday, October 29, 2023 at 2:48:21 PM UTC-4, Tommy wrote:
    Outbound moves: 70.5%

    The Garden State holds the dubious distinction of holding the highest percentage of
    outbound moves — for the fourth year in a row.

    About a third of movers said retirement was their main reason for relocating elsewhere.
    Because working one’s career in a region with high salaries .. even with high costs .. then
    means a bigger pension, bigger SS & bigger 401(k), meaning much more financial freedom
    in retirement (& telework) to move to wherever one want to live…and for the same reason,
    they can easily afford to hire a moving company rather than to DIY with a U-Haul.
    “It's overpopulated, over-regulated and overtaxed. People also tend to hate it because
    almost every approach to the state drops you right in the middle of an industrial wasteland,
    and if you drive through it you only see the massively crowded highways,” writes emperorko on Reddit.

    https://moneywise.com/aden/states-americans-are-leaving?utm_source=3_psa&utm_campaign=DD-Pita-PP23-Neti-0B-R3-MW&utm_term=004212d4e187697bc2ce1a454fa06c19d2_005531106a00746af7d515d354e0b5510d&utm_content=00515a326eec924a1c466dc7fe6b9c3889&utm_medium=
    NY+Post+News&dicbo=v4-kgrGyIi-1131359047
    Oh look:
    “This account has been suspended”

    < https://www.reddit.com/user/emperorko>

    Tommy’s trolling by trying to use trolls who’ve been caught & suspended on Reddit for trolling.

    -hh

    The Lyin' Asshole can't accept that NJ is a LOSER!

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  • From -hh@21:1/5 to Tommy on Tue Oct 31 03:53:56 2023
    On Monday, October 30, 2023 at 9:50:24 PM UTC-4, Tommy wrote:
    On Sunday, October 29, 2023 at 1:17:06 PM UTC-7, -hh wrote:
    On Sunday, October 29, 2023 at 2:48:21 PM UTC-4, Tommy wrote:
    Outbound moves: 70.5%

    The Garden State holds the dubious distinction of holding the highest percentage of
    outbound moves — for the fourth year in a row.

    About a third of movers said retirement was their main reason for relocating elsewhere.

    Because working one’s career in a region with high salaries .. even with high costs .. then
    means a bigger pension, bigger SS & bigger 401(k), meaning much more financial freedom
    in retirement (& telework) to move to wherever one want to live…and for the same reason,
    they can easily afford to hire a moving company rather than to DIY with a U-Haul.

    “It's overpopulated, over-regulated and overtaxed. People also tend to hate it because
    almost every approach to the state drops you right in the middle of an industrial wasteland,
    and if you drive through it you only see the massively crowded highways,” writes emperorko on Reddit.

    https://moneywise.com/aden/states-americans-are-leaving?utm_source=3_psa&utm_campaign=DD-Pita-PP23-Neti-0B-R3-MW&utm_term=004212d4e187697bc2ce1a454fa06c19d2_005531106a00746af7d515d354e0b5510d&utm_content=00515a326eec924a1c466dc7fe6b9c3889&utm_
    medium=NY+Post+News&dicbo=v4-kgrGyIi-1131359047

    Oh look:
    “This account has been suspended”

    < https://www.reddit.com/user/emperorko>

    Tommy’s trolling by trying to use trolls who’ve been caught & suspended on Reddit for trolling.


    The Lyin' Asshole can't accept that NJ is a LOSER!

    Nope. You’ve come nowhere close to substantiating such a claim Tommy.

    As noted above, hiring a moving company requires money, which biases
    these reports. Thus, all you’ve ‘proven’ is that NJ offers tremendous opportunity,
    because more of its retiring residents are wealthy enough to hire a service.

    -hh

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