@@gorillabreadvr9621 more job opportunities to make all the money you'd like, all types of free training to do pretty much whatever your heart desires no excuses
that was because those taxes weren’t going to our country they were going abroad. Guess that still does happen today (cough cough israel cough cough) but regardless you need a history lesson
If you live in Delaware you might as well work in Wilmington since there are more job opportunities there than in New Jersey across the Delaware Memorial Bridge
I make 85k in NJ and still live at home because rent is just too high for it to make financial sense to move out. Once I make the money I need to afford a down payment in another state I am gone.
I live in northern jersey and pay above average property taxes to have a 10 minute commute. If someone from PA had a 1 hour longer commute, their cost of gas/tolls/maintenance/vehicle depreciation already exceeds the savings from property taxes so you are extending your work week 25% for almost nothing. Don't get me wrong, certain scenarios like if PA commuting very short makes sense. But don't confuse NJ opportunity for high salary a reason to save money, when you can move closer and save time which is more valuable.
And this doesn't include things like medical, dental, eyeglasses, union dues, city and county taxes, well you get the picture. New Jersey is a money pit.
@@jerzeeguy9093 lmao "ignorance," I live in NJ, and hate it here. Air quality sucks, drivers are awful, and the Englewood rt 4 bottleneck can kill itself. You're in a VERY small minority that think this is the best state. I'm moving to NY ASAP cuz I can afford it. We're like a worse New York, Bergen is where you live if you wanna be near NY but can't afford it, and south jersey is basically republican. Side note, only north jersey doesn't like guns, a lot of people in the south of jersey, Paterson, and Newark own em, legally or illegally (illegally most of the time). If you don't like em, I implore you to go to the bad side of Newark or Elizabeth and see if you feel safe without one. I sure as hell don't feel safe without mine.
@@jerzeeguy9093 Low crime rate? Are you out of your mind? Politicians are huge criminals, and it is criminal that you think Democrats are for you. The taxes prove that alone.
@@jackwerner6035 well Texas has gun rights, surely it worked out well for them with higher than NJ crime rates. ;) You also need sane people to exercise their rights too!
@@velvanae per 100,000 statistics or even in ratio wise it's higher. Per 100k, it's 14 in Texas and 5 in NJ...NJ is more densely populated so in many cases NJ should have more death rates. Also, WV AND VA both have similar gun related mortality rates as Texas with 18 and 13 respectively.
Guys i was thinking to move from Brooklyn to jersey because i have a family and here is crazy. violence , and experience to buy a house.. what you think if i keep work in newyork and live in new jersey?
Then there’s sales tax, property tax.. depending on where you live, parking fees, tolls. High ass car insurance, medical insurance.. and if you rent and want to live in a decent area.. high ass rent.
it would give people more money to spend which will increase the intake of sales tax. If they lowered rent and housing costs that would be more money. If they taxed people that have mansions more for the environmental impact it would be more money. There are many ways they can make money without the high cost of living.
Sounds about right, then when you include any retirement or healthcare deductions you’re looking at taking home 70% of your pay. Then when you factor in rent and car payments that’s potentially 30k a year, food, tolls, utilities, childcare etc.. to name a few things people pay for you’ll be lucky if you’re able to sustain.
Same as the uk near enough we pay 20/30% tax feel it more as you earn more like. Would love to move to America one day not for tax reason but I just always loved it ever since a kid I can’t lie I’m 25 now but don’t even no how to go about doing it 🤦🏻♂️
If you have the money and a family, there's no state better than NJ. It has some of the best services in the country, and it's the best state for education by far. Very expensive though... Edit: don't forget the FOOD
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New Jersey hits you with property tax.
Highest state
Because no one can afford to own a fucking house here lmao, they have to get it somehow
True I love in New Jersey we are going poor :(
Not really depending where you live, compare to pretty much any other state
@@gorillabreadvr9621 more job opportunities to make all the money you'd like, all types of free training to do pretty much whatever your heart desires no excuses
We killed people over a 3% tax on tea
that was because those taxes weren’t going to our country they were going abroad. Guess that still does happen today (cough cough israel cough cough) but regardless you need a history lesson
Property taxes in NJ will set you back another 10-20k depending on county and mass of house/property.
then simple. Be homeless!. No property tax.
Working in New Jersey isn't the problem. It's living in New Jersey that kills you. Property taxes. Work in Jersey and live in Delaware.
If you live in Delaware you might as well work in Wilmington since there are more job opportunities there than in New Jersey across the Delaware Memorial Bridge
If i work in newyork and i live in nj?
26.78 % income + 9k for property taxes every year
You got that right. Then add in car insurance. Especially younger drivers.
7% sales tax, 10k property tax
Net income 50k. 50% tax bracket if you don't smoke or stay in hotels
And 1k a year for toll roads
@@chasedirtbike4155 Don't forget the tax on gasoline if you commute.
I make 85k in NJ and still live at home because rent is just too high for it to make financial sense to move out. Once I make the money I need to afford a down payment in another state I am gone.
Live in Eastern PA and work in NJ.
That's called being smart Pennsylvania property taxes are cheap, money in New Jersey is fantastic
living in the lehigh valley and working in jersey as well. smart move.
@@elijahmhayden I hope I can pull that off after I’m done school.
Ye
I live in northern jersey and pay above average property taxes to have a 10 minute commute. If someone from PA had a 1 hour longer commute, their cost of gas/tolls/maintenance/vehicle depreciation already exceeds the savings from property taxes so you are extending your work week 25% for almost nothing.
Don't get me wrong, certain scenarios like if PA commuting very short makes sense. But don't confuse NJ opportunity for high salary a reason to save money, when you can move closer and save time which is more valuable.
Thanks to NJ Democrats. Vote RED.
A bit late for debatin man..let it go bro
And this doesn't include things like medical, dental, eyeglasses, union dues, city and county taxes, well you get the picture. New Jersey is a money pit.
Worst state in our nation for property tax
The bagels be hittin tho
@@spider-rick bagels, pizza, and most other bread products. Gotta be the air and the water because nowhere else has as good of food as jersey
And yet best state in our nation for schools, hospitals, and other important areas. Its not a coincidence
@@AkeemKaleeb imagine pumping ur own gas
@@Yukiwodashiteyeah, people kinda forget about those little details. 😂👍
All true. If you can't afford it you should definitely move asap. But if you can afford it - there's truthfully no better place to live. FACTS!
No gun rights, so NJ sucks.
@@jackwerner6035 Glad you feel that way and will not bring your ignorant, shortsighted violence to our low crime state. 👍🏽
@@jerzeeguy9093 lmao "ignorance," I live in NJ, and hate it here. Air quality sucks, drivers are awful, and the Englewood rt 4 bottleneck can kill itself. You're in a VERY small minority that think this is the best state. I'm moving to NY ASAP cuz I can afford it.
We're like a worse New York, Bergen is where you live if you wanna be near NY but can't afford it, and south jersey is basically republican.
Side note, only north jersey doesn't like guns, a lot of people in the south of jersey, Paterson, and Newark own em, legally or illegally (illegally most of the time). If you don't like em, I implore you to go to the bad side of Newark or Elizabeth and see if you feel safe without one. I sure as hell don't feel safe without mine.
@@jerzeeguy9093 Low crime rate? Are you out of your mind? Politicians are huge criminals, and it is criminal that you think Democrats are for you. The taxes prove that alone.
@@velvanae Dawg do your homework and check the stats. THEN we can conduct intelligent dialogue without emotion or hyperbole. 👍🏽
I lived and worked in NJ you missed other taxes they deduct. Yes and property taxes are crazy and tolls.
If you can afford it, there is virtually no better place anywhere else. If you can’t afford it, there are many other options.
NO gun rights though. NJ Democrats' socialism sucks.
@@jackwerner6035 well Texas has gun rights, surely it worked out well for them with higher than NJ crime rates. ;)
You also need sane people to exercise their rights too!
@@MihirK007 Texas also has a higher population than NJ VA has similar population AND gun rights. Their crime rate is also lower.
@@velvanae per 100,000 statistics or even in ratio wise it's higher.
Per 100k, it's 14 in Texas and 5 in NJ...NJ is more densely populated so in many cases NJ should have more death rates.
Also, WV AND VA both have similar gun related mortality rates as Texas with 18 and 13 respectively.
In the UK in the 70 & 80 they took 85 Percent and if you had money in the bank it was 95%
Guys i was thinking to move from Brooklyn to jersey because i have a family and here is crazy. violence , and experience to buy a house.. what you think if i keep work in newyork and live in new jersey?
If you can afford it, New Jersey beats Brooklyn in every way. I don't even lock my doors and it's an 18 minute drive to Manhattan.
Then there’s sales tax, property tax.. depending on where you live, parking fees, tolls. High ass car insurance, medical insurance.. and if you rent and want to live in a decent area.. high ass rent.
That’s why I no longer live there.
You forgot our insane property taxes (6k where I live, 10k where I grew up)
I hate living in NJ, it’s so over rated
then go live in detroit and get shot every morning
you forgot $10k in property tax
10? That’s cheap today. At least in North Jersey
+ one of the highest property tax rates in the country! If you make $100k in NJ…. You need a second job!
Hey hey new jersey is pretty safe so I ain’t complaining
You should do a video on what would happen if there was no more income tax
it would give people more money to spend which will increase the intake of sales tax. If they lowered rent and housing costs that would be more money. If they taxed people that have mansions more for the environmental impact it would be more money. There are many ways they can make money without the high cost of living.
Yeah but the property taxes
Work in NY, live in NJ and struggling to estimate total for estimated $300k for married filing joint. Wanna give me an assist?
Sounds about right, then when you include any retirement or healthcare deductions you’re looking at taking home 70% of your pay. Then when you factor in rent and car payments that’s potentially 30k a year, food, tolls, utilities, childcare etc.. to name a few things people pay for you’ll be lucky if you’re able to sustain.
Isn't the Fed tax rate the same for all the states in the union?
And property is expensive so that could maybe be a shack with that money
South Carolina! Guarantee it’s in the top for the highest!
It's more than that
Same as the uk near enough we pay 20/30% tax feel it more as you earn more like. Would love to move to America one day not for tax reason but I just always loved it ever since a kid I can’t lie I’m 25 now but don’t even no how to go about doing it 🤦🏻♂️
Not to mention the real estate taxes
Hard to believe some of the wealthiest people on the planet live in New Jersey
Where do you think the taxes are going to?
The super wealthy live here for the beach or proximity of NYC while living in a nice neighborhood
@@zackh9828 yes, the convenience
A whole lot easier and quicker to drive into Manhattan from northern NJ than from Long Island.
It is disgusting
It’s more trust me. I pay a 3rd of mine
Property Taxes
Don't say "AND" when saying numbers. Just say the number. Like, 101 is "One Hundred One".
Im chillin in NJ ……✌🏾❤️💐
Still lower than most European countries 😅
Gotta add 10k+ for property taxes straight theft
Let's go JERSEY!
YEAHHHH
Anymore taxes deductions that’ That system wants to create
NJ is awful
No gun rights, NJ is a communist state.
If you make 100,000 dollars in NJ it means you sure ain't a Wal Mart base employee. Cry me a river.
Not everything is taxes
Social Security is toward retirement
That's federal
Can’t have shit in jersey
If you have the money and a family, there's no state better than NJ. It has some of the best services in the country, and it's the best state for education by far.
Very expensive though...
Edit: don't forget the FOOD
Can u do for iowa also.
Thanks
Plus gas tax and sales tax
Do 100k in Florida please
So, just like everywhere else?
This is why I’m trying to move :)
How come you don’t just use a standard $100k salary everywhere? You change up the salary a lot. Just wondering why..
Its more then that
Poverty extreme poverty
Robbery
To think we revolted and became America on some bullshit tea tax
Pretty please make more of these videos
Yeah, Tell me about it.
Yeah. Way low
thank goodness i'm poor. 😉
Too much taxes
Could not live in nj
And people live in New Jersey bc why again?
To go to nyc everyday lol
Pay your fair share so it can go to other countries.
WTF
Keep voting Democrat .