Cost of Living in Colorado vs. Utah at $100,000/yr

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  • Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024

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  • @davidlanger3295
    @davidlanger3295 Год назад +79

    I grew up in Boulder Colorado but, after serving a career in the US Army, even then I could never afford to live there now. 😣😞😞😞😞

    • @adarozer
      @adarozer Год назад +5

      Why ? Aren’t being in army is advantageous?

    • @FadeHook23
      @FadeHook23 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@adarozerwe don’t make money like that. Not even close, if we did everyone would be staying in.

    • @Qqqqql
      @Qqqqql 6 месяцев назад +1

      Deal at the casino

    • @tcg-astral
      @tcg-astral 2 месяца назад +3

      Butch of homeless people everywhere in Colorado. It’s very sad to see what Colorado has become 😕

    • @hamstercatgaming
      @hamstercatgaming 2 месяца назад +1

      Boulders so expensive it’s unbelievable

  • @bryantay2900
    @bryantay2900 Год назад +33

    Jesus, its expensive to stay in the USA.

    • @Quenton-kz9rg
      @Quenton-kz9rg 5 месяцев назад

      Yeah and democrats love taxes! So all the money you make goes right to the government, keeping you poor forsure. Doesn’t matter if you move up the chain because they take it all with taxes

  • @michellesmoments19
    @michellesmoments19 5 месяцев назад +29

    I’m assuming this is for a Family of one? $3.98K for groceries! I am in CA and my yearly groceries cost $18K! (Fam of 4)

    • @treboy
      @treboy 3 месяца назад +1

      Christ . MOVE

    • @ItsDreame
      @ItsDreame 17 дней назад

      and thats one of the top 3 highest cost of living states

    • @jamilf2667
      @jamilf2667 8 дней назад

      In Michigan, 3k-5k on low-mid quality food sounds about right. (About 1.2k per person/child)

    • @paularias7784
      @paularias7784 6 дней назад

      I’m in Cali too ready to move the hell away from here no future

  • @AngelicoCiudad
    @AngelicoCiudad Год назад +39

    For a Rep state, Utah is very expensive! Reps tend to be cheaper states, but not the case for utah.

    • @liveloveminnesota
      @liveloveminnesota Год назад +15

      Something most Rep states don’t live is a good quality of life, good salaries and crime rates but Utah does, that’s why.

    • @AngelicoCiudad
      @AngelicoCiudad Год назад +4

      @Just Peter
      Most reps state have good living qualities. The ones that don't would be alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi. The rest are either decent or good.

    • @rocketbooster1k
      @rocketbooster1k Год назад +3

      All the Californians

    • @cheekyape
      @cheekyape Год назад +3

      Probably because of real estate agents.. Anywhere with accessible amenities and good scenery, you'll find an increase in expenses.. That's globalism and capitalism for ya.

    • @AngelicoCiudad
      @AngelicoCiudad Год назад

      @cheekyape
      Not all of ut has good scenery. In fact, I found cheaper houses with nice landscapes in dem states (lol). It depends where you look? But utah is expansive in general, which shouldn't be the case with them being reps.

  • @arnoldschwarzenegger8871
    @arnoldschwarzenegger8871 Год назад +15

    Could you do Vermont versus New Hampshire. Please and thanks

  • @benjaminlehman3221
    @benjaminlehman3221 Год назад +20

    Do all states. Or specifically which is highest and lowest

  • @houserental5424
    @houserental5424 Год назад +7

    You need to break down state vs fed taxes

  • @yuriorlov47
    @yuriorlov47 Год назад +12

    Utah is much cheaper than its made out to be. We go to Utah to go shopping specifically because it's cheaper.

  • @briankepner7569
    @briankepner7569 Год назад +7

    There are too close together for an accurate understanding. Try Oregon versus Colorado.

  • @AngelloDelNorte
    @AngelloDelNorte Год назад +13

    For a conservative state, UT is very expensive.

  • @FrankCastle694
    @FrankCastle694 Год назад +8

    Just remember income tax was supposed to only last during a war period then stop ….remember that the next to you wanna trust the government

    • @homebrew332
      @homebrew332 Год назад +2

      Remember we need just two weeks to flatten the curve

    • @davidlanger3295
      @davidlanger3295 Год назад +1

      A very simplistic way to look at it. If everybody just kept all the money they earned and spent none on taxes. We would still have nothing but dirt roads, poor healthcare, poor education, contaminated water, no public parks, no libraries, no police or fire departments, It would be like living in Somalia

    • @coflyer2949
      @coflyer2949 Год назад +2

      @@davidlanger3295 how they spend our money so the most absurd part. Air Force spending $300,000 on coffee mugs does not sound like a good use of my tax money. You could reduce the overall burden of taxes on people of the government had to ration it’s money like most people do.

    • @goofyboa2398
      @goofyboa2398 5 месяцев назад

      @@davidlanger3295our water is contaminated to hell, and we pay full price for it too. Plastics in everything, pesticides, heavy metals, forever chemicals like PFAS PFOS
      Everything is already fucked for the most part

  • @Dat_Sun
    @Dat_Sun Год назад +1

    Or work outside government. Keep all your money, pay for everything with cash, no need for insurance.

  • @LongsYt
    @LongsYt Год назад +4

    So cool! Just please don't get that close people do die from that. Oh, and don't get off trail. The tundra does not grow back for 100 years

  • @benadrylboy
    @benadrylboy Год назад +5

    Oregon vs Montana

  • @theoc007
    @theoc007 Год назад +1

    Lol Colorado has a lot cheaper gas then Utah. Even groceries surprisingly. Only thing is the annual renewal for license plate in Colorado thaf makes driving a tad more expensive.

  • @thetaleofsarah
    @thetaleofsarah 2 месяца назад

    Can you please specify which is the highest and which is the lowest?

  • @cataaaliciousss
    @cataaaliciousss 2 месяца назад

    specifically which is highest and lowest

  • @alexlopez2248
    @alexlopez2248 Год назад +4

    Indiana vs Illinois next?

    • @mgdd5656
      @mgdd5656 10 месяцев назад +1

      Illinois is expensive. The houses, the taxes, the rent, etc.

    • @alexlopez2248
      @alexlopez2248 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@mgdd5656 exactly, I live in Indiana and literally everyone is moving here from Illinois

    • @Me-eb3wv
      @Me-eb3wv 6 месяцев назад

      @@alexlopez2248yup

    • @aimxdy8680
      @aimxdy8680 6 месяцев назад +1

      Indiana is no doubt the better state. Houses are bigger and cheaper in Indiana, Incomes aren’t very different, Taxes are far lower, PROPERTY TAX is way lower. Your money stretches way further in Indiana, plus Indiana has Carmel and zionsville which is better to live in than ANY illinois settlement.

  • @ChrisT-tx5yn
    @ChrisT-tx5yn Год назад +2

    Gas prices way off. More like 5k a yr.

    • @TelisLigas
      @TelisLigas 4 месяца назад

      Tf do you drive ? A tank?

  • @Paul_sksi
    @Paul_sksi 8 месяцев назад +1

    Wow I though Utah would be cheaper for some reason

  • @EtherealAriel
    @EtherealAriel Год назад +2

    Compare CA to MT or CO

  • @SensibleWriter
    @SensibleWriter 6 месяцев назад +1

    I would pay more taxes because utah is far better than any us state man the safety the beauty the cost of living and everything utah wins anyday man

  • @goosinator6066
    @goosinator6066 Месяц назад

    If it wasn't for my dad buying property along lawrence and lairmer downtown in the 70's. My family wouldn't have been able to live in Denver.

  • @enhancedutility266
    @enhancedutility266 Год назад +4

    Yikes that money almost gone

    • @sbombfitness
      @sbombfitness Год назад +2

      Almost gone? You got like $30k left, you can spend like 5 thousand on some vacations and fun and save the other $25k

    • @enhancedutility266
      @enhancedutility266 Год назад +1

      @@sbombfitness people don't save enough money so yeah almost gone plus this video doesn't take into account consumer debt.

    • @sbombfitness
      @sbombfitness Год назад +1

      @Enhanced Utility if you make smart and frugal life choices and avoid bad debt you'd be just fine with $100k, especially if you're investing a lot of that left over money rather than just saving it

    • @enhancedutility266
      @enhancedutility266 Год назад +1

      @@sbombfitness true but recent data says most Americans are not doing that

    • @sbombfitness
      @sbombfitness Год назад +1

      @Enhanced Utility yea well that's their fault, make bad choices, get bad outcomes. Make good choices, get good outcomes. Im gonna be making around $108k/yr when I graduate college in 1.5 years and I'll be saving as much of my income as I can, hopefully around $3000/mo

  • @imanimani2x
    @imanimani2x 25 дней назад

    I thought this was a joke😭

  • @splinterdavies1644
    @splinterdavies1644 Месяц назад

    That's $ 0.84 a liter. Why am I paying $1.90 a liter. That's about $7.60 a gallon?
    We also pay $27.00 for 750ml of Rum and $3.95 for a beer at the store. And rent for a 2 bedroom apartment 1900.00 too 2500.00 a month. 7 too 15 hour wait in a hospital. And it goes down to -30 in the winter. I wanted guacamole I purchased an "1" avacado $2.60. 6pc chicken brest $27.00. And for those who smoke $22.00 for a pack.
    What is going on? We have lots of jobs because all the immigrants are leaving the country. Minium wages 15.00 an hour and we are taxed about 30%.

  • @moreTTinez
    @moreTTinez Месяц назад

    I worked a few months in colorado and loved it people there look very nice and friendly in utah l cant say but it was expensive l want to go back but in general usa is vecoming unafortable no goverment is doing anything to stop the insanity in prices while wages are a decade behind serioysly we need berrer politicians soon

  • @frankisawesomee
    @frankisawesomee Год назад

    Why is car insurance so cheap in Utah

  • @emiliorobertofabricianocon8541

    Texas vs. Florida
    Washington (Seattle) vs. California

  • @rachelleak2491
    @rachelleak2491 2 месяца назад

    Never heard of it

  • @cliftonchambers553
    @cliftonchambers553 Год назад +4

    27000 for rent, buy a freaking house

    • @Qqqqql
      @Qqqqql 6 месяцев назад

      Live in the hood with a house for the same price or save up for that $800,000 home in a decent area

  • @JK-lp6uw
    @JK-lp6uw Год назад

    Utah is off the chart

  • @JesseHMcCauley
    @JesseHMcCauley 4 месяца назад +1

    So the same

  • @SupTim1
    @SupTim1 Год назад

    You forgot the tax for non-mormons in Utah, and the price of not having a jury of your peers in Utah.

  • @davidnowicki4024
    @davidnowicki4024 Месяц назад

    Way more in calirado since the californias took over.

  • @Maranatha1777
    @Maranatha1777 Год назад

    That's ridiculous

  • @toxicmatter22
    @toxicmatter22 Год назад

    Can you do one for Michigan

  • @ushouldknowme22
    @ushouldknowme22 Год назад

    Do Nevada vs Utah

  • @TheGenerationX894
    @TheGenerationX894 Год назад +2

    Colorado is soooo much better to live than Utah though. Also the car insurance on Colorado was not nearly as high as you stated and neither is rent.

    • @ThirdBrainLives
      @ThirdBrainLives Год назад +2

      Yeah right. Colorado sucks.

    • @aimxdy8680
      @aimxdy8680 6 месяцев назад

      Renting is for poor people, in Utah everyone owns houses.

  • @LeoLight88
    @LeoLight88 5 месяцев назад

    Yes it's expensive. 🙂

  • @chemorn2020
    @chemorn2020 Год назад +2

    I just moved from Colorado to West Virginia. I can’t tell you statistics but I can tell you WV has to be one of the poorest states in the nation. The difference is unreal. I make a 6 figure salary and was barely able to pay rent in Colorado versus purchasing a similar home in WV with cash. However, you get what you pay for. Grey weather, lots of rain, nothing to do. Etc. Currently in WV.

    • @taylorb7191
      @taylorb7191 Год назад +1

      It’s not the Rockies, but WV is very pretty too

    • @Luna-qt9hq
      @Luna-qt9hq Год назад +4

      yeah west virginia is pretty poor

    • @rogercvc6768
      @rogercvc6768 Год назад

      Nothing to do? Don’t forget the crystal meth!😆

    • @MachineGunPepe
      @MachineGunPepe Год назад +1

      People like you are the reason people are tired of transplants moving to the south. Complain about everything call it ugly while making a 6 figure salary and displacing the residents because you work remotely. Massive narcissist.

  • @JL-fx2cd
    @JL-fx2cd Год назад +1

    But but but... you end up in Utah.

  • @greg61377
    @greg61377 Год назад

    god you make me NOT want to live in either lol

    • @Me-eb3wv
      @Me-eb3wv 6 месяцев назад

      It ain’t that different in the 48 mainland states

  • @nonono5252
    @nonono5252 Год назад

    Yeah but you still have to live in Utah... 😞

  • @Argaitlam
    @Argaitlam Год назад +2

    Tennessee vs Florida