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Help me out Peq, does the family income differ from the household because it includes the kids' allowance? Really, I get the mean and median, just not that
If I understand correctly, a household is a taxpaying unit, whereas a family is everybody who lives under the same roof. So if you have have a mother, father, two kids, and Uncle Harry living under the same roof, you have 4 people in your household (plus Uncle Harry, who's a seperate household), and 5 people in the family.
The data out there suggests that Nassau's Median Household Income is $92450 and Suffolk's is $84530. I believe its a bit higher than that, I'm curious if you'd care to share your total household income by voting accurately and anonymously on this poll?
There are approximately one million households in Nassau and Suffolk. Being generous, your poll will garner 40 responses. How will this ridiculously small sample be meaningful in any way?
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There are approximately one million house households in Nassau and Suffolk. Being generous, your poll will garner 40 responses. How will this ridiculously small sample be meaningful in any way?
There are approximately one million house households in Nassau and Suffolk. Being generous, your poll will garner 40 responses. How will this ridiculously small sample be meaningful in any way?
It's a forum, where perfectly happy/content people won't bother to even create an account. Of course the above is true.
There are approximately one million households in Nassau and Suffolk. Being generous, your poll will garner 40 responses. How will this ridiculously small sample be meaningful in any way?
You make a very good point.
Its just a representative sample of this board which I believe to be a fairy good x-section of our community.
Nothing more.
Sorry you were priced out of the market....hows the Piggly Wiggly in Charleston?
You make a very good point.
Its just a representative sample of this board which I believe to be a fairy good x-section of our community.
Nothing more.
Sorry you were priced out of the market....hows the Piggly Wiggly in Charleston?
Crooks
I don't know, but I may be finding out in a few years because that is one of my possible retirement destinations along with St. Thomas. The move will be primarily climate driven, but I won't object to the secondary benefit of lower taxes.
It never ceases to amaze me how you continue to make unenlightened comments about people you don't even know like the bolded one above.
Last edited by paperman1111; 01-20-2012 at 06:41 AM..
There's no choice for a household that ends up between 100k-125k.
I agree with this. I couldn't vote b/c our total income is in between this range.
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