Rich Americans are ditching California

Thinker101

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California’s population dipped below 39 million in 2023, the lowest count since 2015, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Data shows the state lost 75,423 residents last year — continuing a dramatic trend that started with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.

Analysis of the approximately 750,000 people who have bid farewell to California over the last three years has revealed that thousands more high-earning, well-educated workers have left the Golden State than have moved in.

California has the highest state income tax in the country. Technically, its income tax brackets end at 12.3%, but the state applies an additional 1% on personal income over $1 million — meaning its wealthiest residents must pay a whopping 13.3%.

Those ultra-wealthy Californians, the top 1%, typically pay between 40-50% of the state’s personal income tax revenue.

Well, Govenor Newsom, good luck with that budget deficit. Those of us still in California, we may want to consider investing in stocks that sell tents.

https://moneywise.com/life/lifestyle/why-rich-americans-are-leaving-california
 
More people live in california and pay more to live in california than anywhere else. They bribe you elsewhere with low cost of living to overcome that fact that it isnt california.


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California’s population dipped below 39 million in 2023, the lowest count since 2015, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Data shows the state lost 75,423 residents last year — continuing a dramatic trend that started with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.

Analysis of the approximately 750,000 people who have bid farewell to California over the last three years has revealed that thousands more high-earning, well-educated workers have left the Golden State than have moved in.

California has the highest state income tax in the country. Technically, its income tax brackets end at 12.3%, but the state applies an additional 1% on personal income over $1 million — meaning its wealthiest residents must pay a whopping 13.3%.

Those ultra-wealthy Californians, the top 1%, typically pay between 40-50% of the state’s personal income tax revenue.

Well, Govenor Newsom, good luck with that budget deficit. Those of us still in California, we may want to consider investing in stocks that sell tents.

https://moneywise.com/life/lifestyle/why-rich-americans-are-leaving-california
Ty Warner reopened the Coral Casino Saturday and the young and very rich tech were lined up on Channel Drive in Montecito waiting to get in. Dues used to be $10k annually. Now it's $2500 a month. Some may be leaving CA, but others are taking their place.

BTW, the club initiation fees are $400k now.

 
Ty Warner reopened the Coral Casino Saturday and the young and very rich tech were lined up on Channel Drive in Montecito waiting to get in. Dues used to be $10k annually. Now it's $2500 a month. Some may be leaving CA, but others are taking their place.

BTW, the club initiation fees are $400k now.


Imagine having to step over unconscious fentanyl tweakers, trafficked child prostitutes, and human shit to get to a club that costs $400,000 to join.
 
It depends on what part of California you're in. The air in LA tastes horrible. The weather really sucks in Death Valley. But some parts are really nice.
 
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You’re exposing your own bigotry and ignorance here. Huntsville is one of the fastest growing cities in the country. It’s attracting the highly educated, too. My brother lives there, works for NASA.
I lived in SoCal for 24 years. Nice weather, but otherwise an overpriced, overtaxed, overregulated, overpopulated shithole. It does attract a plethora of dumb, cute girls looking to Weinstein their way up the ladder, though. Easy pickins for musicians.
 
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