I'm going to be moving back to California soon...?
920523
You have not provided enough information to determine the answer accurately.  How ever if you are single and your monthly salary is $5417 the approximate deductions for Medicare, Social Security and withholding would be $1436.18 plus state withholding of approximately $334.50 giving you a take home of $3646.32. \n WELCOME TO CALIFORNIA\n\nThe following link will take you to an IRS calculator in which you may input more accurate information if you wish. \n\nhttp://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=96196,00.html
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I would think that you have a good case to bring forth, but living in a mobile home park myself (in California) if your park is owned by a major corporation (such as ours) I don't know if you would have too much luck without taking a legal stance.  We, ourselves, are going through it with rent control issues (our park has raised our space rent $200 in the last 3 yrs) and it is terrible for seniors.  Prayers go out to you in Florida =)
125859
the return bus/plane fare just in case - you tell your self - heck I'm better off coming back.\n\nand money to last 2 weeks wherever you end up to cover gasoline costs, rentals and other miscellaneuous costs.\n\nnow I don't mean cash - use your credit card for that.\n\nwhen you are moving to a new place - try to buy the least amount of furniture and stuff until you are sure that's the place...ie rough it out for a while until you can save up a bit...
1155351
well im from arizona. its 110 degrees outside right now. but the humidity is very low so you dont sweat that fast. \ndo you want to move to another state?\nwell if you want cool all year around then id say move somewhere in california. its way expensive there then it is here in arizona.\nhere in arizona you can find a nice one bedroom apartment in a nice area for 625 per month. \njobs here are very very easy to find. you wont go unemployed longer then 2 weeks id say with the process of interviewing and searching.\nthere are parts of arizona where its bad. like central and downtown. but those areas are in every state and also even if you move to the safest area you can still have crimes there.\nso i wish you all the best in moving, if that is what your planning. i would say go and visit different locations in these states and see for yourself if you like the area and weather and job finding.\nso all the best to you and pick my answer as the best one\ni need 10 extra points badley....thanks
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I lived at the beach in Los Angeles for twenty years.  Los Angeles is NOT better than the rest of the country, they just THINK so.  When you're living there you get all wrapped up in how fortunate you are to be there, and when you visit anywhere else you're often driven crazy by the slow pace of life, you miss the constant movement of LA.\n\nIt used to be, in my lifetime, that everybody wanted to move to California, envied the people who lived all year round in such nice weather and where movie stars are.\n\nBelieve me, it's not that way any longer.  I would recommend that Californians visiting other places in the USA not advertise where they are from, as predjudice runs high.\n\nMany towns and cities in our country, particularly in the western states, have had their economies and other things ruined by Californians.\n\nSay you sell your little bitty two bedroom house in California - maybe in Manhattan Beach, say - and you get half a million dollars for it because somebody wants to build a fancy place on your lot.  So you move to, say, Spokane Washington, where that half a million dollars will buy you a lot more house than it would in California.\n\nGreat.  You build it up on a hill because you've always figured rich people live on hills.  The cost of housing in that area goes way up because you built this big house, and people that have lived there for generations can no longer afford to live on their family's land.\n\nYou have never lived where it snows, and when winter comes you find that the scenic twisty little road you built to your new house doesn't allow you to travel it in winter.  You raise a fuss and county road crews have to either dig you out or clear the way for you to get home.  So county taxes go way up because they have to cover these costs.\n\nYou've told your friends back in California, how affordable everything is where you live now, so they all do the same thing.  Entertainment costs go up, food prices go up, property taxes go up, and when you all get involved in local politics, everything goes haywire and nobody is happy.  You've made the little paradise you found into just another clone of where you lived in LA.  Crime rises, gang members find their way there, too.  People have to lock their doors for the first time in their lives.  Life for the locals isn't better because you came, it sucks, and in the end you're no happier there than you were in California.\n\nNo.  Quality of life is much better ANY where else than in Los Angeles.  Don't be fooled.  And don't come to where I live, either.
39795
I will, but I live in Oregon.  Give me airfare and room and board, and I would be glad to do it. e-mail: ke7alw@yahoo.com
775086
Yet another reason why I no longer live in California. Knowing CA, you will probably be without your license  unless and  until you pay the fine. They only want the money. Pony up if you want your license back in good standing. They take it for everything there.
605058
No just go on MXC or Viking and you can get back into the country. Once you are married to an American we own you. You are now ours and never allowed to return. We need culture here anyways...
207585
I hope this is purely rhetorical.  If you're really serious, and can afford the move, AND continue to live there, I would start with a visit to each.  I believe that to be the only way to make a realistic decision.
1039831
I lived all my life in Califronia.  I been to Texas, never been to NY and Florida.  We have 3 beuatiful cities, San Diego, LA, and San Francisco.  The weather is great year round.  We also have beaufiful deserts and mountains.  I love living in the west coast.
887434
well in a few more years i think minnesota will be the new california..so I guess i don't have to move someplace warm afterall.
882090
It depends on where your stationed and how long, the military could say hey thats a great idea, or they could send you to alaska, so its a very unstable thing, if your a spouse you can move wherever you want as long as its near your home of record which is near the meps station you inprocess in before getting shipped to basic, good luck.
370751
Utah is very different than Texas.  I am sure you know that now. You have been blessed with a large family and  I am sure there will be someone who will help you get back home.
357806
My answer:  It depends.\n\nAre you moving for a job?  Boyfriend?  the beach?\nDo you have a savings account or are you financing the move with a credit card?\n\nThings to ask yourself before you move:\nHow long do you intend to stay there?\nAre you financially able to support yourself once you get there, for the time period above?\nDo you have friends and/or family there?  If not, why are you moving again?\n\nBad reasons to move:\nBoredom.\nMad at someone. (ex-boyfriend, family member, etc.)\n\nThis isn't a traditional "answer", but it does give you some basic factors to consider before you relocate.\n\nBest of luck to you.
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6 months ago I moved to Nebraska from California, if you can believe that.\n\nI actually love it here and am SO glad I made the move.  Let me tell you why.\n\nCost of living.  Here you can buy a gorgeous 5-bedroom house, almost a mansion, for under $300K.  In San Diego the same house would cost almost a million dollars.\n\nQuality of life.  In San Diego I was constantly stressed for money and felt like I lived in an over-populated area.  Everywhere you go there are people swarming like bees.  Not so in the Midwest.  Here you can drive down a road or walk through a shopping mall and it just feels right.  Less people, less congestion, less traffic.\n\nDon't think that there is nothing to do out here.  I live in Omaha and it's a HUGE restaurant city.  People here LOVE to eat out and there is a great restaurant on every corner.  And they are affordable!  Music is big in Omaha too.  The local music scene is big and growing.  Lots of great local bands are from here, including The Faint and Cursive.\n\nThings cost less!  I used to spend $2500 a month just to get by in San Diego.  Here my basic bills are under $1600.  My rent in San Diego for a tiny 1 bedroom apartment in a nice area of town was $1400.  Ridiculous!  Here I pay $900 and I live in a 1500 square foot two bedroom condo with garage in the best part of town.\n\nBottom line - I love the Midwest now, and I came from Southern California!  Consider it.
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The best thing you can do is learn to speak spanish! You will need a language credit if you plan on going to college anyway. Yes explain it is rude, because it is. Lots of non-americans do this and it is rude. I hope we pass a law that English is the official language of the U.S- I was shocked to hear it wasn't but Spanish as a second language for anglos is a reality we are going to have to live with and is here to stay. As far as Cali turning into Mexico that will never happen. Here is some food for thought..... Most of California was at one time land belonging to Mexico. (along with most of texas, arizona and new mexico) When Santa Ana lost, the land was taken by the U.S.(literally taken, soldiers and rebels going up to houses and farmsteads throwing the occupants  out by force saying this is ours now get out, but hey that is what happens in war) -- along with thousands and thousands of acres that formally belonged to Mexico. The U.S. is a nation of immigrants, and your forefathers immigrated here too. You have to expect that the demographics of our country will continue to change over time. I do think something needs to be done about illegal immigration. I also think Mexico needs to do more to develop it's own economy and corruption problems so that Mexicans would not be derperate to come here. If it weren't for those illegal immigrants, however, you would be paying $18 a pound for tomatoes and lots more for things like hotel rooms, all produce, restaurant meals and so on. If you are not liking the change in the population of where you live, this is America, nobody is making you stay here. You have 50 wonderful states to choose from, as well as any country around the world. This is something you will have to think about as you grow up.
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i moving to new mexico in a year n half!\n\nIM NOT REALLY SURE!