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| Fort Myers - Cape Coral area Lee County |
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You really think so
Go tell'em old folks about it. Just watch out so you don't get smacked upside your head in the process![]() They don't save any of that Publix income. All of it goes to the county, fpl, verizon, the grocery store where they work, an oil refiner of their choice, etc, etc. Lately they are not working for entertainment. There are just too many year-round things to entertain one's self in FL before you decide to bag groceries to keep busy. These folks are there because their other choice is getting out of Florida to a place with lower cost of living. They value this job much more than the youngsters, and their work ethic is much better. Employers know this too well. |
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most educated young people i know that have careers or had careers are moving out of florida or actively trying to move out of florida. people are tired of hearing about their friends and family making 60-100k in careers up north....the hot weather gets old especially when u have to work at 7 eleven
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I graduated college with 30 credits over what I was supposed to, so they're giving me like $7k more than base for that. Base is something like 47k now since we got a 5% raise in May. Then I get an extra $3400 a year because I work in a school where more than 90% of the kids get free lunch. |
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wow, thats a really sweet deal, nice job. i dont know of any entry level, first yr jobs that pay 55k in florida...maybe a doctor, lawyer but nothing else. if u move to florida u will take about a 20k salary cut to start.....its difficult to make traditional money down here, u have to go outside the box. |
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That extra 20 k gets eaten up real quick up north, New York is a very expensive place to live , dont kid yourself 60 to 100 k gets you nothing it is avg. sorry to burst the florida kids bubbles, but the grass is not always greener. It mite make you feel good to say I make 100 k but add up your bills and taxes and it sucks. Remember florida has no state income tax NY does. so if you make 2o an hour in florida it is alot more than 20 in new york. Why do you think athletes have there homes in florida, and why do they want to play for florida teams ? 5 mil a year in florida is alot more than 5 mil in New York.
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Forget homeowners insurance. Florida is a LOT higher than NY. Other things here more than make up for the difference in no income tax. What we have found it is just about a wash between Naples at least and NY. |
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I don't plan on moving to FL lol...even though my parents are there and I miss them, I would be poor as anything as a teacher there (I'd also miss NY too much). |
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