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26 yo that used to live in California, but lives in NY now. You don't get sunshine everywhere in California. I personally hated the weather in San Francisco,
by __xtrimsky 12y ago
26 yo that used to live in California, but lives in NY now.
You don't get sunshine everywhere in California.
I personally hated the weather in San Francisco, but a bit to the south (Mountain View) is already much nicer.
Now I'll go through your requirements:
40h workweek: Yes easy to find
5 weeks of holiday a year: That is almost impossible to find in my experience, except if you are willing to get 3 weeks out of your pocket. (meaning you are actually deducting your pay)
free/cheap health insurance: Find a company with health insurance, and then you should be able to have one for your family, and only pay an extra of 200 to 600$ / month (yes that is cheap in the US)
free/cheap education up to university level for our daughter: that's not possible, you will have to pay for college. I think you can get one cheaper if you live more than 6 months in that state, and then send your daughter to a state college. Here is an example of a university near me (starts at 4000$ / year):
http://www.stonybrook.edu/bursar/tuition/tuition-and-fee-rates.shtml http://www.stonybrook.edu/bursar/tuition/tuition-and-fee-rat...
- __xtrimsky 12y agoPS: there is a way to get your college paid for, and that is scholarships, if your child is extremely good in school, he/she can get any college paid for. But you can't count on it as it is something very hard to do. But my cousin got 8+ years of medical schools paid for, and also her rent was paid for.