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Where should I keep my savings for a house down payment? High tax bracket in CA.
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I heard a college in CA now requires medical students to attend a class about how obesity is a slur, that is taught by a fat woke hoe
My buddy's sis Kaci F is moving to CA this summer to be a pornstar... I offered to drive her and his parents weren't happy about it
Contributions and earnings are taxed in CA. You get the benefits for federal taxes but not state ones.
Same. HDHPs aren’t available with my job so we have $25k invested from my husband’s years having one and just letting it ride out the market. I have excellent insurance and lifetime health insurance (I work for state of CA) for myself and dependents. The HSA has already doubled since he stopped contributing in 2015.
JFC...in CA we have to 13.3% in state cap gains plus this nonsense..thanks you ol bastard !
Buy Dogwifhat on base chain Not the rugpull honeypot one make sure you do the one with CA ending in f4f7 You’re welcome #NFA
would make taxes over 50% in CA, NY, etc. bullish for U-haul
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is SPY0DTE taken? I live in CA too.
Currently working at TikTok in San Jose, CA on the TikTok Shop recruiting team. We’re hiring 700+ people this year alone (numbers for Jan-June) for the e-commerce team, and we just opened 3 fulfillment centers. We’ll likely we’re bought out by Microsoft, Tesla or Apple at the start of 2025, but there’s no way it’s going to be fully banned. It’s a goldmine for any company.
How would you do that? 300k is probably being paid in NY or CA, so take home is more like 180k if they’re single. Rent is another 36k at the low end if they wanna live alone. After food, saving every penny you’d be lucky to take home 120k a year post tax.
It’s exactly this. I moved from CA to GA and now I eat chipotle more than ever
Are you making millions in CA or NY?
Where you been? The future is Automated fast food restaurants running IBM code because dems in CA fucked everybody out of jobs over minimum wage hike. Sounds like a solid investment to me.
We both know that will never happen, this is one of the ways to slowly raise taxes without passing a new bill. The tax brackets(especially in states like CA) has heavily fallen behind the average income gain as well as inflation.
Not that this has even the slightest chance of passing, but in many cities the median single family home price is about $1m. Give it another 10 years and it could easily be $2m. Nobody would sell their house if they had to take a 60% tax hit on it, freezing the RE market even more. Plus this would basically destroy the venture capital industry that keeps America on top, which is why it has zero chance of passing. No country has a capital gains rate even remotely this high. The average rate for the OECD is 19% and even Sweden only has 30%(22% for RE)which we already exceed in states like CA.
For ppl not famliar with Oracle, they've been Austin for decades. They're HQ campus is right next to a massive Apple campus in Austin and just a few miles from other huge tech HW/SW employers in Austin like IBM, AMD, Amazon, etc. The HQ change from CA to TX seemed more administrative than anything else since there was already a massive existing location. This change to TN is odd, any 2 job household will have trouble finding work or switching if they happen to get laidoff. I don't think this change will be successful. Also missing the tech University feeder schools.
I live on the suburbs of CA, so 20years old is considered pretty old here as it's a growing city.
Yeah we shouldn’t give amnesty, Reagan ruined CA.
Already in CA = most of the economy
I saw some news around how CA used a bunch of energy from battery storage. I really want to invest in some of these companies but all them seem to be not great investments right now. Outside of $FLNC, I've looked at $ENS and $AMRC. Still think I'd rather own the electronic component supplier or some of the HVAC names for now.
# ELON ADDED 17 BILLION TO NVDA MARKET CA 
>Additionally, I’m not sure why you’re making this about political parties LOL I place the wealthiest congress person first and they happen to be a Republican doesn't make it political, it makes it a matter of fact. For what it's worth we are both wrong. Darrell Issa of CA is worth $460M who you know happens to be a Republican, followed by Mitt Romney & Rick Scott with $300M a piece.
I don't understand him. His business started in CA, some of his most loyal customers are here, tons of them are liberal and they probably buy most of his cars. He then moves company to Texas and trashes CA and proceeds to alienate his biggest fans. I wouldn't be surprised if someday he trashes electric cars on twitter and blows coal on Tesla headquarters.
That's not the same as wishing someone would bomb a country or CA breaks off into the ocean. Big difference, one is an actionable threat
I sold my Tesla due to the insane electric rates here in CA and the rapid depreciation on these cars. Rebates, price cuts, rates— figured I better get out before it turned into a forever car. Also, Elon is an asshole.
California! The sun doesn't try to kill you, the food is great, the weather is amazing and the traffic in LA reminds me of Dallas. Also CA embodies the spirit of capitalism better than any other state
Exactly what I mean. Banned for stating dislike for something and hoping it blows up. Words as old as time. That's like saying I hope a quake drops CA into the ocean, which I do... But also it's just an obvious overstatement for effect. I'm not actually creating an earthquake to kill millions
Seems like Cali has a $7500 credit that stacks with the federal $7500 credit? Not all trim levels qualify for IRS credit I think. Consider that on top of $5.50 CA gas and $40k out of pocket looks pretty good. There was a dude on r/personalfinance working through numbers and his monthly gas bill was more than the payment on a new M3 Long Range. I think $40k for a commuter car is too expensive but the average new car buyer thinks $50k is fine.
People are obsessed with a 401k because most do not have a pension. Pension + 457 is a great combo. I have it as well out here in CA (I work for local govt).
The housing market really isn’t in a bubble though it’s a weird part of the market currently, and if rates get cut even in 2025, there’s alot of money on the sidelines waiting for lower rates to buy homes. Your heloc is also going to have a rate of probably 8-9%. You’re arguably hedged by having a 4.25% interest rate already. You’re also in Texas not a coastal city, without more specifics I’d argue that the volatility of your property isn’t as high as somewhere like Portland or CA areas. If you said I wanna take out a heloc and buy puts on CRE REITs bc you’re a degenerate but have conviction I’d be cheering you on all day though 😂
Tesla bout to finish 40 GWh in CA and Shanghai ( q2 24’) talking grid not solar or in home. Wait til BESS pops. Being in the US and up and going will give them a hell of an advantage to all these startups needing funding and no factories.
They throw pretty much unlimited money at homeless in CA and all that's accomplished has been getting political consultants and union workers rich
CA teacher here We put into pension automatically. expecting about 50% income at 30 years. We can also use: - 403b - no match - 457b - no match - Roth IRA - Supplemental Calstrs(% of extra pay goes here into separate account for retiremenet) I am bad. I didnt start contributing much until about the 15 year mark. So I am playing catchup. Ideally one would put an extra 10-25% of income into those tax advantaged accounts early on...
CA and WA are the big EV adopters due to the high gas prices. WA has the lowest electricity prices due to hydrodams. In Texas and FL it doesn’t make sense to own an EV from economic perspective. Gas is cheaper than electricity.
Lol. Enjoy those gas prices. When things hit $7 dollars a gallon in CA. More people will get tired of the price gouging.
Yay! We got a new Cosponsor for SAFE. At 114 now. [Rep. Obernolte, Jay \[R-CA-23\]](https://www.congress.gov/member/jay-obernolte/O000019) 04/18/2024
Can’t. If I try to 1033 it I need to buy like-kind. A $1.3M home outside of CA is gonna be out of my range with rates the way they are. I’d have to roll $500k into a new house and take on an $800k mortgage at 7% Los Angeles is awesome. Tops in the world. But you need a bare minimum of $130k/yr income to truly enjoy it here. Everyone I know has at least two jobs
I’m actually looking into that as an option but it’s an uphill battle. I have one property with two units. They just changed the laws in CA so that you can “condo-ize”and I could sell the smaller unit (ADU) seperate from the main home. But I’d have to create an HOA. Wouldn’t be able accommomplish this quickly or easily and would likely run a pretty hefty legal tab. It is an option to explore though
lol house prices are not dropping. in the future they will be high like in CA and most people will just rent interest rates will drop though—too much pressure from corporations, billionaires, politicians, and consumers
I am all EV, Tesla MY and a non-Tesla. All of my extended family is choosing hybrids over BEVs. Living in CA doesn’t help since kWH cost evaporates any fuel savings compared to a Toyota with 40-50 MPG
2.375% here, and in CA 
Thank you. Got mine living in AZ and CA as a kid, I imagine. Sorry for your loss.
All that data won’t matter if the hardware on the car can’t put it to use. I have zero confidence they can pull robotaxis off with just cameras and if they can’t then they’re royally fucked. I also doubt we hit that 80% mark. All this electricity demand is going to spike prices and and eat into being cheaper than gas. With PG&e’s rate increase I really wonder if gas is already cheaper in CA, unless you have solar of course.
Not that tough, I bought a crapton of a down under apparel company penny stock because its ticker was nekkid (not the actual ticker) then it bought an electric car company and I was bummed when they changed the ticker because nekkid you know. Well then I found out the CEOs name was Peter Wang so I bought loads more, since then it has reverse split twice (Yes I bought more, again) to keep from being delisted and the value kept dropping. Its a small change account compared to many but still a 7K = 2K sort of thing making me feel much more regarded. Only salvation was a chunk of it was play money from AMC and GME from back in the day with the population here barely broke 6 figures, now there is like 15M because of those two stonks and a few others but the air here is still the same musty sort. The only thing I dont understand is the Wendys comments, in CA thats a $20 an hr gig now. I worked in heavy construction mostly underground utilities and didnt make that much for a good portion of my career that I ended up physically wrecked from. At least with the Buns chick getting fat would have been the biggest hazard.
that's gross. glad i'm in CA. we barely have flies here, just fire ants
They seem fairly popular in Northern CA (Bay Area)
Ultimately, no, this is not possible. Property tax rates are subject to changes in the law, and there is no form of investment out there that is guaranteed to keep up with any and all changes in the law. The closest you can get would be in a place like California, which has strict caps on property tax growth, thanks to Prop 13. If you have a property in CA and want to ensure you can always pay the property tax, you can buy an annuity with an annual inflation growth that is higher than the mandated limit property tax growth. The problems with this are: * Prop 13 could be repealed or modified * Even if not, it still allows for supplemental local assessments * Annuities are inherently somewhat expensive in terms of giving up potential gains. * While the law allows some level of portability in terms of moving homes or passing them to heirs, it's not absolute, and is also subject to change.
I live in CA and know what you're talking about. What I'm saying is we don't know how to store large power well at all and the efficiency we are getting from those batteries just isn't enough.
Giving off CA vibes I would love to shop there, it's prolly all expensive stuff
...you think they're eating that meat? They're reselling it in order to pay for their drugs. This is what happens when there are insufficient consequences for theft, same thing going on in places like CA (LA in particular)
https://www.iborrowdesk.com/report/NOVA Fintel matches that but I have tell you that solar is not doing well in the US. Someone mentioned SPWR which is also heavily shorted and I thought awesome company that's been around since the 80s no way it could fail. Look up NEM 3.0. NEM 3.0 will ensure no one gets solar panels in CA or any state that adopts that energy policy. They are shorting these solar companies because they are dying with no chance to rebound.
I think CA lost ~400,000 last year (net migration). That is a very bad trend, essentially losing a mid-size city every year. That erodes at government revenues, especially if this is a long term trend. Not even touching on the reason why people are leaving.
CA has recently seen a population decline because of the HCOL. Hard to see a exponential growth outlook when the consumers have no more money to spend. Also the real estate has problems because it is becoming uninsurable.
😂🤣😂 if it’s the mega millions or powerball it’s 1 in 300,000,000 and even the CA super lotto is 1 in 41,000,000. Honestly WSB is better odds
The price action today on GTI confirms its dependent on SAFE or S3. Remember the stock price is not an evaluation of a company's performance rather it's the perceived value everyone has of the company and it's been running on the assumption that soon is coming. Can't tell me it doesn't depend on catalyst coming true. Tilray has diluted for growth and admittedly some bad decisions, however this has allowed it to diversify to withstand regulatory indecision, even more so with Germany moving forward as a new market. I agree everything Steven said in regards to positioning and in the recent ER showed promising growth within those diversified segments. Our catalysts are next Tuesday, S3 equivalent to get us over profitability once and for all. If it fails, just extends timeline but Tilray benefits by other LPs becoming insolvent in waiting for tax changes. I've said this before as well, if CA does change tax regulations, what if Tilray kept prices the same knowing they'd choke out the competition who would try to rely on those extra savings while making moves in Germany/Europe? Win, over a longer time frame, but win win scenario even though day traders would bicker.
Ok makes much more sense. Same boat but CA tax considerations🤮 Good call in simplifying this a bit.
The McDonald's part or the Barstow, CA part?
Nah not really struggling but its not worth competiting with the double tech power couples lol. Plus my immediate family are all electrical engineers that came into CA during the 90s so they already have enough real estate in Cupterino/Saratoga area, and they don't think its worth staying in the area for the next generation. (Financially speaking).
Yes, CA is a large economy, but we are a blue state.. we pay lots to take care of our population.. I can move almost anywhere else, and the tax I would save could put many kids thru college. If you run a business here, you are paying so much money just to comply with all the labor requirements and other challenges. I know people that call this "communist California." They seems to keep coming up with more ways to inhibit business, and that's why many big corps move to business friendly states such as Tesla moving to Texas. What keeps me in CA, well, I grew up here and I like the weather.. but thinking I should move the Arizona or Texas at some point. This doesn't mean I'm a MAGA red guy, but there's only so much you can take.
You could be like me and realize that even with a dual doctor household income, its not worth living in CA, and move to a lower cost of living area.
CA is a mess.. but, there are 49 other states, most that aren't like CA. CA has $20 min for fast food workers, that will be replaced by robots.. and Gavin Newsom will be still drinking mojitos and saying everything is fine. I live in CA, so I know.
I live in Barstow, CA and the McDonalds is still packed. People are driving and eating out.
By revenue, CA wins sorry
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I’m doing a 13 week T- Bill ladder. So how it works is let’s say you have $30k. You would buy a $10k 13wk tbill the first month. The following month, buy another $10k 13wk tbill. Then on the third month, do the same. Now you will have a tbill maturing every month and you just keep buying a 13wk tbill when one matures. I do this because the interest earned is not taxed at the state level (CA) You can also do it with 8 weeks tbills or even longer. 13 week works for me.
Bank of America lost the contract with EDD in CA. That might affect their next earnings somewhat
Reason is because it it’s expensive to get oil to the west coast. Rest of the country has extensive networks of oil pipelines, but CA, OR, and WA, the gas needs to be brought in by truck. Also, gas taxes and special formulas. But mostly, transporting.
More than 11% of the US is just in CA. Including Washington and other HCOL areas, a significant number of people who make good money (and more likely to invest) also spend more on gas. I've never been to Nashville, but I'm sure the gas is nice.
My grandma owned like 7 houses. In west Oakland, CA.
My thoughts during the eclipse from CA: Am I really gonna get on a plane to see a cool thing for two minutes? Nah, I have shit to do. Saw the sun become a little less big and then back to being full size again. Mildly interesting. The people who had seen it from the totality zone. “it was an indescribably profound, perspective-shifting, life-altering experience.” “I’m a different person now, someone who can only be understood by other people who saw the total solar eclipse."
Starter Comment: CA LP love in the write-up, also published 4/8/2024 my apologies on the title
Until CA has a draught, but thankfully they never have those
Hello dear weedgods, Don't know if you're looking at past days discussions but I'm still seeing my flair as "CA market" in today's posted comment, and I don't get why. Could I please be updated back to "Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in" Thank you very much in advance and have a wonderful day
99 Cent store just packed up. Several small chain fast food joints in CA will be out soon since they won't be able to keep up with the $20 an hour increased minimum. Idgaf what the feds say, 2 consecutive negative GDP cycles is a recession, we've been swimming in a light recession for a while now, the real question should be when is the great depression going to kick off.
Yes, that's why I switched from vmfxx to vusxx. Saved some money on state taxes in CA.
My guess is we are going to go through a very painful period where there will not be enough charging infrastructure to meet the number of EVs (think how much fun it will be trying to travel during holidays!!) and the price of gas will be crazy high due to government taxes/regulations which will reduce the number of refineries and gas stations. California gasoline, which requires a special blend will be astronomical since the state hates oil refineries. Over time, they will shut down and CA gas will have to be refined in Texas. What will be really wild is CA requirement to use electric trucking. I am sure that will go well. Petrol companies know this is coming and are already looking to diversify, additionally there may be some consolidation/mergers.
Wouldn't VUSXX also be tax exempt (including CA) but still a money market fund?
Thats low for OR CA and NY at least. not sure how many other states are above 5%. OR hits 9% pretty fast (9.9% top). That rounds to \~1/2%.
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Live in Santa Barbara CA there are a lot here for whatever reason.
I’m not in CA, can I work remotely?
He’s MAGA. He ran for Republican governor of CA. Crash the market, get Trump elected, get promoted to Fed chair.
True. I opted to get in pre-catalyst on a Friday. SunPower is an industry leader. Do your DD but this isn't a company that needs to sell shares to pay for SEC fines, they don't make AI dildos, and they aren't an automaker who already had bankruptcy for failed EV in 2012 who just so happened to be failing and trying to sell another EV. I don't even think a pump is needed. I am cool with just holding the bag on this one. The shorts are just an opportunity to get in low. Worst case scenario, I sell it for quick gain when a catalyst hits and best case I hold until it gets back to $13. I think I will get MAXN as well next week. I think once AB 2619 reverses NEM 3.0, there will be a surge in stock prices from solar companies. And it looks like they are meeting on that topic on 4/17 1:30 PST. (Sorry for the random jargon. I did some DD and learned a law was put in place in April of 2023 in CA that negatively impacted the industry and solar panel owners. I was looking at the numbers and wondered why in the hell would the company that had been industry leader for 40 years suddenly become a loss leader in 2023.) https://fastdemocracy.com/bill-search/ca/2023-2024/bills/CAB00032093/
California has been one of the most receptive states to allow autonomous vehicles, and already has Waymo in operation. This is in the article OP copied and pasted. So your comment is weird. You think CA is a red state?!
*Newly unemployed CA fast food workers have entered the chat*
The 3 is an affordable car at $35,000. And they probably will build a $25,000 car at some point. Gas hitting $6 a gallon in CA (the nations largest car market) makes EVs more attractive to prospective buyers.
this is the mother of all hail maries. we just got confirmation that the auto business is ruined. those 30% margins from 2021 are gone. the reuters article was never refuted---he cannot build a 25k car profitably. which also means his revolutionary unboxed manufacturing process (designed to save big $$ in production costs) does not work (like every other auto mfg would tell you). the battery business is a 1x earnings business. ask LG or panasonic. the supercharger is a utility business. see your local utility valuation. robots: ask boston scientific about their market size. now robotaxis: so lets start with the premise that this will have a better chance of finding a market in a rich country than a poor one. and every one i've ever been to valued the jobs that drivers had. so, not a good chance that those politicians will allow in an unproven software from a low-credibility CEO to kill local jobs. so, his chances of getting it introduced are best where he has skin in the country: Germany? --eco terrorists hit his factory for the reported water supply violations. check and see. no chance they'll approve. same for rest of europe China? --they dont allow his cars on govt' property (which is why his sales there are falling, and why he's cutting factory production by 1.5d / week. govt and citizenry have a lot of local pride (the rise of BYD, for ex). --think they're going to approve? and then the US: CA and TX. CA hates him, no chance. TX? thats his only poss market over the next 2 years. best case. and there's the whole federal DOT to clear. liability ?s if (when...:) there's accidents. 2 other places might approve: India & MEX. notably, both want FDI from elon. but if you've ever been to either, you'd know the market size there (small, as they're poor) and local dynamics would probably see a lot of ricksha drivers sabotage these cars if they're the road, save local jobs the local way. or maybe its something else. like, we're getting to the wizard of oz moment when dorothy goes behind the stage. maybe thats why the CFO and the head of the dojo computer both quit a mere 6 months ago. maybe they knew the wheels were gonna fall off, and they'd rather liquidate their options and unlock dynastic wealth than stick around and watch elon go down with the ship. just maybe. but hey, elon's never exaggerated anything before huh? (this is why the notion of OEMs using his software is a joke. yeah, mary barra is gonna trust her customers' safety to FSD from elon? fat chance). target value: $40-60/sh.
I never met a Canadian while Traveling abroad, but I always run into Americans. Usually from NY or CA
Then move away. As a doctor, you should be able to practice anywhere. I’m in healthcare, too, so being able to move around with your license can be a blessing in disguise. The goal is to make sure that your money will last you wherever you are. It’s a harsh reality. I grew up in the Bay Area and now live in SoCal for the last few years and I’ve come to the realization that I won’t be able to buy a house in CA where I really want to live/work and that isn’t bumfuck middle of nowhere with fewer resources/opportunities. I’ve been looking outta state for long term bc I refuse to work 2-3 jobs like a dog just to maybe be able to afford a house. I am also looking to advance in healthcare, but even that would be so I could essentially work less and make more money so I can spend more time with my kids. I would look into the PNW for more affordable housing with higher pay in comparison to the areas cost of living. I’m personally looking at Seattle and the Seattle greater area since homes are still sub-$1 million in very good neighborhoods and a lot of nature like the Bay Area/NorCal. Oregon is okay too, but just not for me. Don’t chase options unless you can handle the pain. Just keep adding and padding. You should prolly look at r/dividends or r/investing for more sensible long term trades.
Im not up to speed on CA budget items, When are those possible cuts anticipated?
Pretty simple - cut the red tape and legalize all the other states. If you live on the least coast in an illegal state and buy products from a plug, there's gonna be a CA symbol on it. So, a black market thrives in CA while the legal market fuels the black market everywhere else. Cannabis prohibition and over regulation fuels the black market.
MCD is hiring for $20/hour in CA
#[Neel CA$H-kari](https://youtu.be/ZN4vmZSPkFQ?feature=shared) **"There is an infinite amount of cash at the Federal Reserve. We will do whatever we need to do to make sure there's enough cash in the banking system."** -Neel Kashkari Let's start up the money printer boyzzzz!!!!!!
Kashkari is a Republican, ran for governor of CA Might be a MAGA plot to destabilize the economy to get Trump elected
Kashkari is a Republican, ran for governor of CA Seems to be a MAGA plot to destabilize the economy to get Trump elected