Moving and Taxes: What Tax Looks Like in Other States

<p>Are you thinking about moving to a new state?</p> <p>Many clients I’ve talked to recently either have already moved to a new state or are considering it. While people move for a variety of reasons, there’s a mass exodus out of some states — for both active and retired first responders. </p> <p>Why? </p> <p>Well, many states come with some great tax advantages especially for retirees. </p> <p>In this episode, I reveal the 9 states in America that have no state income tax. And I guide you through some of the other pros and cons from a tax perspective in each of these 9 states. </p> <p>Listen to the episode now before you decide on which state to move to.  </p> <p><strong>Show Highlights Include:</strong></p> <ul> <li>Do you live in California or New York? Here’s an obvious way to earn 7% more -- at the bare minimum -- overnight (3:39) </li> <li>The 9 states in America with no state income at all (4:24) </li> <li>The “Community Secret” for making moving out-of-state more enjoyable that nobody ever considers (6:54) </li> <li>The real reason why Florida is the most popular retirement state (and why it’s not the most tax-friendly) (9:25) </li> <li>How Nevada offers retirees the “jackpot” of tax savings (11:01) </li> <li>The 4 most popular retirement states for active duty and retired first responders living in California (13:38) </li> <li>The weird reason Texas is one of the least tax-friendly states for retirees according to Kiplinger (and why you should still consider moving there) (17:46) </li> <li>The “Oil and Mineral” reason why Wyoming has one of the lowest state and local tax burdens in America (22:22) </li> </ul> <p>To schedule your free retirement tracking meeting, specifically for first responders, head to <a href= "http://pensionattention.com/" target="_blank" rel= "noopener">http://pensionattention.com/</a> or call us at 805-409-8150.</p>