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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have rental properties in DC which are the main source of my income. Honestly after all the write offs my income  state tax is under $5K/year. DC gives benefits like FMLA for example where you can get the city pay 6 weeks of ANNUAL leave to take care of a family member. I just took one and will do so next year. Also, DC has free preschools [/quote]

Also the Obamacare healthcare options are better than in most states. [/quote]

This is true of all blue cities/states — they are great places to live if you aren’t wealthy and qualify for government services.  Meanwhile, the wealthy are leaving in droves. Enjoy it while it lasts — it’s unsustainable. [/quote]

Not really. DC QMB income limit is 3X as high as any other states except Connecticut. The Medicaid plans are very good. It  would cost a family of 3 more than $30K/year for less plans on the market just for the premium and deductible, not counting the copays.[/quote]

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