[Sooth2222]

From a tax standpoing, Texas or Florida look best. However, subtract the cost of traveling back from the savings.

If you are retired, Pennsylvania doesn't tax pensions, IRA distributions and Social Security -- without limit, unlike the People's Republic of New Jersey. Like Texas, a house costs 1/2 as much. PA is 2A friendly, too.

If there is any better proof, the State of New Jersey prohibited state employees from living in Pennsylvania decades ago.

I love the NJ beaches, pizza and tomatoes. But enough is enough.

President Trump has a pied-à-terre here, but he doesn't live in New Jersey full time.

[proud American in Canada]

If there is any better proof, the State of New Jersey prohibited state employees from living in Pennsylvania decades ago.

Holy cow! That is amazing that they can do that.

I bet, however, that there are some that have NJ addresses, for their paychecks, but actually live in PA.

That's what I would do. ;)

[TruthShallSetYouFree]

Thanks a lot for the info, especially about the taxes.