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Originally Posted by rjm1cc
It is a good question. The 93M is being used to attract business to the new town center and maybe it reflects current people building in the area. Thus not a true measure of retirement income. My guess from reading the blog would be under 1/2 of the households would be less than 50,000. Over 100,000 would be 10%+
I think 12ridehd had a good answer. I don't have my budget (I am not at TV either) but I think I hit 1,400 for similar items but I think the 1,000 is a good livable number. However not sure but he might not be including the cost of the bond.
You might want to set up a pole and ask for retired full time residences to answer. Important considerations to work into the pole is how they pay for health care and if they have assets set asside for major expenses or if their income has to cover.
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Somewhere on this site is a poll just as you have suggested.....not of much value.