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In Reply to: In theory ya can always move. posted by Rick W on July 17, 2021 at 12:03:31:
I agree, moving isn't simple at all. People probably end up where they are because that's where their parents brought them or due to work. People have family or kids and it all gets complicated. Somewhere in this thread, my point was that if the job you end up with doesn't pay well enough to live where that job is, maybe it isn't a good fit.
When my wife and I were working, it made sense to live where we did. My wife's job required her to live within 20 minutes of the hospital where she worked. My job was also about 20 minutes away. After we retired, it no longer made sense to live in the city, so we moved to a much quieter area that we like. I was pleasantly surprised to find that our homeowners insurance was reduced by around half and that our car insurance dropped by about a third. It would be a long commute from here, but we don't have to commute.
Even in retirement, we didn't want to move too far from our kids. That's a personal decision. Being able to work remotely is shaking up where some people choose to live lately.
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