alos the increase for the state of connecticut
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It was about 4%. I can't say about Connecticut but I'm sure it wasn't far from the national numbers. You have to remember this calculation is based on an assumed average group of purchases/expenditures and doesn't reflect exactly what each individual does.
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Basically adjust for inflation or deflation in the money to compare the increases in waves earned from one year to another
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In most cases, the association will raise the dues and borrow against the future earnings.  I would bet on your dues being increased.
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B. the current will increase
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http://www.akwaibomstategov.com/news2-2.asp?ID=2372
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In California, thanks to Prop 13 the property tax can only increase about 1%  a year if you havent sold your home, at which point it is reassessed by the county assessor using the sale price as the new basis and a supplemental property tax is issued. This is contributing alot to the state goverment, since the real estate prices are extremely high and the average property tax basis is now over $400,000.00 dollars.
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Depends on what state you live in, some states pay more then others.
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this should do \n\nhttp://www.statelocalgov.net/index.cfm
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Try Here\n\nhttp://jobsearchtech.about.com/od/salary7/a/pay_raise.htm
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You will see more money in your paycheck.  Single tax rates are higher.
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Yes, yes. It is improving similarly in our areas also.
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Connecticut!!! Its a beautiful state. The cost of living is still a little high, but not as bad as long island. You won't be too far from the city, so you can still visit friends. The school systems are really good as well. Good luck with wherever you decide to go.
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I sent one of mine an email message telling him congratulations. I got his email from the state of connecticut website.
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That is the point of raising the minimum wage.  It goes up when the price of living goes up.  Doesn't life suck! lol
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The rule is that your aunt's social security check cannot be reduced on a net basis from the prior year, but if her social security increase is greater than the increase in the medicare premium, then her medicare premium can be increased.  The problem lately has been that medical inflation has exceeded the inflation in ordinary prices.  It is likely that she is fixed in income for the rest of her life given the disparity between medical inflation and consumer inflation on which social security is based.  I doubt she will see a net pay increase ever again, based upon the numbers and barring real health care reform.\n\nWhile that looks like a lot, although I am just guestimating, I have recently reviewed employee health coverages.  I suspect the average 82 year old should be paying a monthly premium well in excess of $500 per month.  Her health care costs are being heavily subsidized by workers, taxpayers and future taxpayers.  It sounds like an enormous amount, but it is well below her cost to the system unless she is in very good health.  Medicare is an insurance policy just like any other, except that the beneficiaries do not always have to pay their full share of the premium.
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In certain states of the USA it is pending to get rasied. I believe California and Florida are asking for more, I'm not sure though, only because there is so many more immigrants nowadays.
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Unless it is stated in the lease that rent increases are allowed, your landlord cannot raise your rent in the middle like this. Here are some links from the Florida Public Interest Research Group that might help you. The first is the "renters handbook" that they put out. The second is a direct link to the chapter where they talk about this. I hope this works out for you, good luck!