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Old 08-31-2008, 08:08 PM
 
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Because my business base is already here, and while I might be able to move to a different state and pay a lot less for both a house and taxes, I wouldn't be able to work to support it. Trust me. I've looked. Hubby and I came really close to leave it all behind and moving to Arizona. until we realized that we would need to actually -pay- for the inexpensive mortgage.
Like I said in my original tag line, I left Jersey 42 years ago, but of course still have emotional roots there, which is why this subject interests me. You have tried to make a change, and only you know what the details are about your business and so forth. But there are lots of people in NJ who have never even thought of making a change. Some of them could very easily get work elsewhere, but, still, they stay to pay those "extortion" taxes as another poster called them. When I was a little kid growing up there (in Milton), I always heard stuff about the crooked politicians. I suppose that's the reason why one of my best friends from high school (who lives in S. Plainfield) won't discuss politics with me at all. I confess I'm a political junkie. I may be naive in my thinking, but I believe there has to be a way for "the masses" back there to rise up and stop the outrageous tax system. However, I cannot offer a solution.

Well, maybe when you retire someday, you can sell out and move somewhere more to your liking. Jersey is a very pretty state from a natural aspect (when you leave the ugly cities), but those taxes........grrrrrr!!!!!!
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Old 08-31-2008, 08:13 PM
 
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Well, maybe when you retire someday, you can sell out and move somewhere more to your liking. Jersey is a very pretty state from a natural aspect (when you leave the ugly cities), but those taxes........grrrrrr!!!!!!

I think that's our eventual goal. either that, or when our retirement plan cashes in (ie, Megamillions ).
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Old 08-31-2008, 08:17 PM
 
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I think that's our eventual goal. either that, or when our retirement plan cashes in (ie, Megamillions ).
I wish you the best. And keep buying those Lotto tickets. I buy about 4 a week and can't even seem to get 2 or 3 numbers, let alone 6. But, it's fun to anticipate winning.
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