| NEW JOBS AND NEW OPPORTUNITIES TO MAKE AND KEEP AN EVER-HIGHER STANDARD OF LIVING. |
| This series of web pages will..... 1> Shows you where you are in the economic scheme of things. 2> Shows you where there is opportunity for you to make and maybe keep more of what you make after taxes. 3> Shows how job fields are changing. 4> Shows where there is growth of job opportunities. 5> Tries to identify those economic oasis of America. 6> Lets you Compair Job Classifications by state wage estimtaes and cost of living is under construction. In some states you may make more but pay it out as higher taxes and cost of living. Site under construction... If you have some input please EMAIL ME... |
| The information for this site is a collection of data from the Bureau of Labor See where you are in your state and what other states are paying for workers in your field. Before you take the jump check out the state and local taxes to see if your increase in wage is not swallowed up tax increases and cost of living increases. I am working on total tax burdens by state and even down to the county levels. This is a very large task to assemble the data and find the percent of taxes taken from income and the rate of growth or taxes for each County and Cities within those Counties. The income you make is not what you go home with after taxes even then sales and other taxes take more of your income and your effective hourly wage is reduced. This is annual wage data for the years 2000 and 2001 Wage analysis by state and U.S. averages. Check out this page and find your state and check the U.S. Average see how you compair. Click here Wage analysis sorted by job field by state. Check out this page and see how your job field is paying off in your state. Click here. Wage analysis sorted by year 2001. Check out his page and see what states are paying for the job fields you may be in or may want to study for. Dont work cheap. Click here. Wage analysis sorted by percent change. Check out this page and see the percent changes in job fields by state. Click here. |
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| This data is sorted by the change in total tax burden from 2001 to 2050 vs citizens change in Gross Personal Income from 2001 to 2050 by state. This gives the average percent of total taxes taken from Gross Personal Income. |
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| This is an analysis of total tax burdens vs Gross Personal Income. This is preliminary and I will continue to refine this data and extend it. Please choose wisely where you relocate and make and keep a good an ever increasing Standard of Living. This data is sorted alphbetically. |
| If you or a friend is planning on moving choose wisely with the information below. |
| Site under construction.... Check back often for more information.... |
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| I have updated this data base file to 2001 data with a few estimates. 1> The first column tells the amount of total taxes taken for each new dollar of earnings. 2> Federal taxes 3> State Tax rates 4> County, City and Schools are all estimated. If anyone wants to help get local data for the Counties, Cities and Schools I'll be glad to up date my estimate by county. 5> The Total tax burden is the sum of Federal, State, County, City, Schools, but does not include mandates of governments. 6> The last number is the change in the linear projection of taxes from 2001 to 2050 divided by the change in the linear projection of Gross Personal Income 2001 to 2050. This assums the total tax burden continues to grow at the same rate. Email me if you have questions or data. |
| Last updated Feb 5,2004 Wages by State Data... |
| The sites listed below offer some government grants. www.whitehouse.gov/government/fbci - White House Office of Faith Based and Community Initiatives (click on "Grants" and it will take you to a huge list of available options) www.cfda.gov - Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (largest collections of federal programs available) www.firstgov.gov/index.shtml - various government programs www.dol.gov - Dept. of Labor home page. Please forward this to any citizens that these opportunities might help. |