cfischer1982
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- May 27, 2015
- 7
Congratulations! Now go buy some legit fireworks and celebrate your independence.
It's official
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falconguy
Active Member
My late Father was retired from APG and all he had was his small federal retirement (civil service) and part of his Social Security. Thanks to Reagan since he retired from the Federal Government they kept most of his Social Security. The Government must think all Federal Retirees make big bucks.
Long1MD
Ultimate Member
Are you aware that the tax situation in PA changes when you retire?
Please explain. I won't be a federal retiree, but I will have a retirement coming to me.
reptileguy99
Active Member
- Apr 6, 2013
- 249
Sat in my yard tonight and got to see red lion fire works and tons of deer in the yard love it here can't wait till hunting season
Charles Guggenheimer
MSI Executive Member
Hunting licenses for the upcoming Deer season are on sale right now. Best to go online to get it, except for the Antlerless deer tag, which you mail to a Treasurer with a form that comes in your license packet and your check. There's a limited number of those for each region so you need to mail early as possible before they are gone. Most of York County is region 5B.
Antlered deer in this and nearby regions must have at least 3 tines on one of the antlers. All regulations explained in the hunting license packet and the online version.
Antlered deer in this and nearby regions must have at least 3 tines on one of the antlers. All regulations explained in the hunting license packet and the online version.
RRHemi
Active Member
Also a MD refugee in Windsor, loud stereos aren't a problem, but muscle cars grabbing gears on their way out of town does shake the house from time to time
I have an offer on a house in Loganville. I sure hope my house gets shaken by the sound of freedom!
alucard0822
For great Justice
I have an offer on a house in Loganville. I sure hope my house gets shaken by the sound of freedom!
Funny thing, we moved in during the carshow weekend (usually first weekend in June), the inlaws helped us, and I took them to dinner at Logans on the west end of 30 right through the main drag for car watching after the show. My FIL is a huge gearhead, but didn't know about the York show, thought it was a "normal" weekend, and everyone in PA just happens to have a street rod. Almost bought a house down the street a week later
reptileguy99
Active Member
- Apr 6, 2013
- 249
I have an offer on a house in Loganville. I sure hope my house gets shaken by the sound of freedom!
I been shaken by the freedom already sent in my ccw paper work last Monday 4 days got the call to come get it
rdc
Ultimate Member
I took a MC ride through southern PA today. The Red Lion area is now on my list of places I'd move.
Congrats OP.
Congrats OP.
PA does not tax retirement income. Realestate tax is deductible.
bkuether
Judge not this race .....
Retirement outlook in Pennsylvania - Kiplinger
Found this to be helpful. Not the best state in which to retire, but pretty good.... (Real Estate taxes are comparatively higher vs. other states) CCW is a bonus!!!!
For me, proximity to the boat would be important. That would be one fee I would still be OK paying to MD.....
http://www.kiplinger.com/tool/retir...index.php?map=&state_id=39&state=Pennsylvania
Found this to be helpful. Not the best state in which to retire, but pretty good.... (Real Estate taxes are comparatively higher vs. other states) CCW is a bonus!!!!
For me, proximity to the boat would be important. That would be one fee I would still be OK paying to MD.....
http://www.kiplinger.com/tool/retir...index.php?map=&state_id=39&state=Pennsylvania
The sphinx
Ultimate Member
Congrats on the move!
The sphinx
Ultimate Member
Legit fireworks are legal in PA?
reptileguy99
Active Member
- Apr 6, 2013
- 249
I love it up here wish I did it soon love Red Lion. Had my trail cam out some nice does and all coming in. I have to have my MD friends buy fireworks for me phantom won't even let you in if your a resident lol. I Hate going back to MD now if it wasn't for work I would never go not even for family
Property taxes are low and they always promote it. But school taxes can be sky high depending which district you're in. I wrote mortgages in PA for 7 years and people who didn't do their homework were often floored by the school tax bill. They would have been better off in MD. My cousin moved to a new condo in NE PA a year and a half ago. About $185K. Got hit with a supplemental tax for a total bill of about $6k. Other than the gun laws I don't se the attraction. Also, if you have a decent retirement income, I don't, the tax free can boost be substantial.. Roads suck and a lot of services we take for granted here are extra in PA.
