Does anyone know what we will pay Manny Diaz? Does he go back to MTSU if offered

[atlwebdawg]

I think i heard that we would be paying at least 300K for DC gig. Stockstill, i think is making 350K. I guess the question is whether or not Manny wants to prove himself in the SEC. Unfortunately, he's probably going to want to prove himself as a Head Coach as quickly as possible and parlay that into a bigger head coaching job. Damn i hope this doesn't happen!

 

[therightway]

There is no way that Mullen was not assured that he would not be the next coach at MTSU.

 

[dawgstudent]

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[atlwebdawg]

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[Sutterkane]

Kust of living

 

[TnDawg76]

n/m

 

[Sutterkane]

at least, most people I know when they consider moving to another location they think about cost of living.

 

[TnDawg76]

I made the switch from Mississippi to the greater Nashville area about three years ago. I found that the increase in cost of living was largely offset by the huge decline in taxes.

 

[615dawg]

Now, 30k might be like 50k, but 300k is like 300k.

 

[615dawg]

Property taxes on a bigger house are about 40% less.
My car tag costs $30.
Oh, and there is no state income tax.

 

[rugbdawg]

This assumes you are making 300,000.

http://www.bankrate.com/calculators/savings/moving-cost-of-living-calculator.aspx

 

[Sutterkane]

property taxes up here really depend on where you buy.

I like how you both conveniently leave out that the sales tax is one of the highest in the nation. For what it's worth, no I am not bitching about the amount of taxes paid up here, but to say it's less would be a little ludicrous.

 

[TnDawg76]

Last I checked, Mississippi sales tax was 7% and income tax was 5%. Nashville sales tax is 9.25% I'd rather pay 2.25% more on stuff I buy, than 5% on what I earn.

 

[patdog]

But TN is lower.

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[Sutterkane]

it's not 9.25 everywhere up here though, that is just Nashville.

Plus,

http://retirementliving.c...Lstate2.html#MISSISSIPPI

http://retirementliving.com/RLstate3.html#TENNESSEE

I would rather pay 30% on the appraised value of my car which is depreciating in value than 25% on my house which isn't.

 

[patdog]

They only show the ratio of the assessed value to the true value. They don't show the tax rate. Either of those 2 numbers without the other one is completely meaningless.

 

[TnDawg76]

You are comparing two methods of assesment without looking at the rates on that assesment.