If you didn't live where you do, where would you want to live? (2 Viewers)

[phaze12]

Give me the mountain air of CO. Has to be above 6500 ft and on the western slope. Champaign powder and mud season. Oh yeah!

 

[Mr Tree]

My wife wants to move to Denver badly. Whenever we retire I would bet money we will be leaving either in AZ or CO.

 

[Chicken Rob]

Well, if remote working, should be a state with low or no income tax. But Florida sucks. Nevada? A bit desolate. Arizona? Northern California (high taxes, so make sure you don't trigger residency).

My permanent residence would remain in NH. I like my no-income tax status.

 

[Chippy McChiperson]

My permanent residence would remain in NH. I like my no-income tax status.

And so close to the Wooden Spoon.

 

[Chicken Rob]

And so close to the Wooden Spoon.

And countless open air lobster joints on the coast.

 

[krafticus]

On a beach. ... somewhere other than MD.

 

[pltrgyst]

Ok, so perhaps a bit too strongly worded. How about "Florida, except for short visits in the colder winter months, does not appeal to me."

And for the record I live in Tallahassee.

Well, I have to agree -- there's very little that happens in Tallahassee that appeals to us, either.

 

[pltrgyst]

My permanent residence would remain in NH. I like my no-income tax status.

No income tax in FL, either...

 

[CraigT78]

I'd like to have an Italian villa, a beachfront cottage, and a Colorado log cabin. I'd spend my retirement traveling between the three. In all likelihood I'll have two of the three once we retire and sell our house.....in 25 years (n) :thumbsdown:

 

[CraigT78]

My permanent residence would remain in NH. I like my no-income tax status.

No state income tax in Texas as well.

 

[Chicken Rob]

No income tax in FL, either...

No state income tax in Texas as well.

I don't want to live in either of those places from March-October, as New England is where my family live, but FL is definitely on my list of winter living potential.

 

[rowlin]

Is there a general guideline as to how long one must reside in a given state during the year in order to pay its state taxes?

 

[Chicken Rob]

Is there a general guideline as to how long one must reside in a given state during the year in order to pay its state taxes?

I hope to learn this on Monday.

 

[abby99]

There seems to be no one-size-fits-all answer, Check this out.

 

[pltrgyst]

Imo, november through march are the worst months down here, with congestion from all the snowbirds.

 

[David O]

I would live within 4-20 miles from where I live now!

 

[Chicken Rob]

Imo, november through march are the worst months down here, with congestion from all the snowbirds.

Well, I'm looking for a snowbird lifestyle. New England is gorgeous the rest of the year. And my family lives there.