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Old 05-13-2016 | 08:43 AM
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Originally Posted by pjjhawaii
All good info. I should have clarified that HI is one of several states that does not tax military pensions. I would pay $700 or so a month to CA to be a resident. I do appreciate all the info none the less. I don't think HAL will have their contract modified for a couple more years.


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"Penny wise and pound foolish". Ex-military guys (I am retired Navy reserves) have no idea as to how variable compensation is at United based on location. Within my own class (20 years seniority) there is a huge difference (more than 80k/year) in pay based mainly on proximity to a "junior" base vs. commuting from a cabin in paradise. This doesn't even begin to address quality of life. There is nothing better than sitting reserve for 2 months while coaching your kids sports teams and being used only once for a 3 day trip to Paris.
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