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06-26-2016, 08:27 PM
#422
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Originally Posted by junglejet527
Interviewed on the 10th, offer 4 days later. Phase 2 tomorrow in LAX.
07-06-2016, 11:16 AM
#426
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Joined APC: Apr 2016
Posts: 17
Not a bad place to get started, but keep your resume' current and you should be outta here in short order.
Hawaii again rated the worst state for making a living
May 24, 2016, 7:24am HST
James Prichard
Web Editor
Pacific Business News
For the sixth year in a row, Hawaii was rated the worst state for making a living in a new report from MoneyRates.com.
The website's analysis blamed Hawaii's high cost of living — at 68.6 percent above the national norm — and state tax burden, which is one of the highest.
For the sixth year in a row, Hawaii was rated the worst state for making a living in a new report from MoneyRates.com.
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The top five states were listed as Wyoming, Washington, Virginia, North Dakota and Texas. At the opposite end of the scale, Hawaii was followed by Oregon, West Virginia, Maine and California.
"If you have already made your fortune, then by all means go to Hawaii and enjoy its warm climate and spectacular natural beauty," the report says. "However, if you are just trying to make a living, the biggest problem you'll run into is the cost of living. "
At 68.6 percent above the national norm, Hawaii's cost of living is the highest of any state. Zillow reports that, as of March 31, the median home value in Hawaii is $556,200, nearly three times higher than No. 1 Wyoming's median home value of $193,300.
Hawaii's state tax burden is the third-highest.
Hawaii again rated the worst state for making a living
May 24, 2016, 7:24am HST
James Prichard
Web Editor
Pacific Business News
For the sixth year in a row, Hawaii was rated the worst state for making a living in a new report from MoneyRates.com.
The website's analysis blamed Hawaii's high cost of living — at 68.6 percent above the national norm — and state tax burden, which is one of the highest.
For the sixth year in a row, Hawaii was rated the worst state for making a living in a new report from MoneyRates.com.
Enlarge
For the sixth year in a row, Hawaii was rated the worst state for making a living in a… more
The top five states were listed as Wyoming, Washington, Virginia, North Dakota and Texas. At the opposite end of the scale, Hawaii was followed by Oregon, West Virginia, Maine and California.
"If you have already made your fortune, then by all means go to Hawaii and enjoy its warm climate and spectacular natural beauty," the report says. "However, if you are just trying to make a living, the biggest problem you'll run into is the cost of living. "
At 68.6 percent above the national norm, Hawaii's cost of living is the highest of any state. Zillow reports that, as of March 31, the median home value in Hawaii is $556,200, nearly three times higher than No. 1 Wyoming's median home value of $193,300.
Hawaii's state tax burden is the third-highest.
07-06-2016, 11:34 AM
#427
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Feb 2008
Posts: 122
Yes, Hawaii is an expensive place to live, I'm sure you realized that when you applied here. Hopefully you find a home at the "real airline" that you seem to be seeking. Until then, please help the pilot group make this a better place to work/live. Aloha.
Originally Posted by strafe
Not a bad place to get started, but keep your resume' current and you should be outta here in short order.
Hawaii again rated the worst state for making a living
May 24, 2016, 7:24am HST
James Prichard
Web Editor
Pacific Business News
For the sixth year in a row, Hawaii was rated the worst state for making a living in a new report from MoneyRates.com.
The website's analysis blamed Hawaii's high cost of living — at 68.6 percent above the national norm — and state tax burden, which is one of the highest.
For the sixth year in a row, Hawaii was rated the worst state for making a living in a new report from MoneyRates.com.
Enlarge
For the sixth year in a row, Hawaii was rated the worst state for making a living in a… more
The top five states were listed as Wyoming, Washington, Virginia, North Dakota and Texas. At the opposite end of the scale, Hawaii was followed by Oregon, West Virginia, Maine and California.
"If you have already made your fortune, then by all means go to Hawaii and enjoy its warm climate and spectacular natural beauty," the report says. "However, if you are just trying to make a living, the biggest problem you'll run into is the cost of living. "
At 68.6 percent above the national norm, Hawaii's cost of living is the highest of any state. Zillow reports that, as of March 31, the median home value in Hawaii is $556,200, nearly three times higher than No. 1 Wyoming's median home value of $193,300.
Hawaii's state tax burden is the third-highest.
Hawaii again rated the worst state for making a living
May 24, 2016, 7:24am HST
James Prichard
Web Editor
Pacific Business News
For the sixth year in a row, Hawaii was rated the worst state for making a living in a new report from MoneyRates.com.
The website's analysis blamed Hawaii's high cost of living — at 68.6 percent above the national norm — and state tax burden, which is one of the highest.
For the sixth year in a row, Hawaii was rated the worst state for making a living in a new report from MoneyRates.com.
Enlarge
For the sixth year in a row, Hawaii was rated the worst state for making a living in a… more
The top five states were listed as Wyoming, Washington, Virginia, North Dakota and Texas. At the opposite end of the scale, Hawaii was followed by Oregon, West Virginia, Maine and California.
"If you have already made your fortune, then by all means go to Hawaii and enjoy its warm climate and spectacular natural beauty," the report says. "However, if you are just trying to make a living, the biggest problem you'll run into is the cost of living. "
At 68.6 percent above the national norm, Hawaii's cost of living is the highest of any state. Zillow reports that, as of March 31, the median home value in Hawaii is $556,200, nearly three times higher than No. 1 Wyoming's median home value of $193,300.
Hawaii's state tax burden is the third-highest.
07-07-2016, 08:42 AM
#428
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Joined APC: Jun 2013
Position: Professional gear swinger.
Posts: 65
Originally Posted by strafe
Not a bad place to get started, but keep your resume' current and you should be outta here in short order.
Hawaii again rated the worst state for making a living
May 24, 2016, 7:24am HST
James Prichard
Web Editor
Pacific Business News
For the sixth year in a row, Hawaii was rated the worst state for making a living in a new report from MoneyRates.com.
The website's analysis blamed Hawaii's high cost of living — at 68.6 percent above the national norm — and state tax burden, which is one of the highest.
For the sixth year in a row, Hawaii was rated the worst state for making a living in a new report from MoneyRates.com.
Enlarge
For the sixth year in a row, Hawaii was rated the worst state for making a living in a… more
The top five states were listed as Wyoming, Washington, Virginia, North Dakota and Texas. At the opposite end of the scale, Hawaii was followed by Oregon, West Virginia, Maine and California.
"If you have already made your fortune, then by all means go to Hawaii and enjoy its warm climate and spectacular natural beauty," the report says. "However, if you are just trying to make a living, the biggest problem you'll run into is the cost of living. "
At 68.6 percent above the national norm, Hawaii's cost of living is the highest of any state. Zillow reports that, as of March 31, the median home value in Hawaii is $556,200, nearly three times higher than No. 1 Wyoming's median home value of $193,300.
Hawaii's state tax burden is the third-highest.
Hawaii again rated the worst state for making a living
May 24, 2016, 7:24am HST
James Prichard
Web Editor
Pacific Business News
For the sixth year in a row, Hawaii was rated the worst state for making a living in a new report from MoneyRates.com.
The website's analysis blamed Hawaii's high cost of living — at 68.6 percent above the national norm — and state tax burden, which is one of the highest.
For the sixth year in a row, Hawaii was rated the worst state for making a living in a new report from MoneyRates.com.
Enlarge
For the sixth year in a row, Hawaii was rated the worst state for making a living in a… more
The top five states were listed as Wyoming, Washington, Virginia, North Dakota and Texas. At the opposite end of the scale, Hawaii was followed by Oregon, West Virginia, Maine and California.
"If you have already made your fortune, then by all means go to Hawaii and enjoy its warm climate and spectacular natural beauty," the report says. "However, if you are just trying to make a living, the biggest problem you'll run into is the cost of living. "
At 68.6 percent above the national norm, Hawaii's cost of living is the highest of any state. Zillow reports that, as of March 31, the median home value in Hawaii is $556,200, nearly three times higher than No. 1 Wyoming's median home value of $193,300.
Hawaii's state tax burden is the third-highest.
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