Anyone know hospital vs retail salaries in KY... more specifically, Louisville?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
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yeah $10 dollars/hour with a $100 dollar sign on bonus at walgreens and $9.50/hr at the hospital...and no sign on
wow... did you come up with that on your own?
I read this as Kentucky salads.. then interpreted as KFC Chicken Salad..
Retail is a little over 100K. Hospital probably a little under. I am not 100% sure because I work for the VA. Those salaries are available online. GS-12 I believe.
Sounds right. Cost of living is pretty low here too except the license plate renewal thing- ripoff!! Louisville people know what I'm talking about.😡
what's the deal with the the license plate thing?
Are u talking about vanity plates?
Not the vanity plates- you have to pay taxes every stinkin' year on the value of your car when you renew your tags. It is a total ripoff! My husband gets so mad because they don't have that in Michigan where he came from. Car insurance is also higher- I think it's because KY people can't drive. 🙂
Metro insurance rates always suck no matter what big city you are in.
you mean on the order of hundreds to thousands of dollars a year? like you would pay sales tax when you bought the car?
It's not just a metro thing. It's a kentucky thing. Insurance is expensive in kentucky because of allegedly higher rates of paid claims.
You don't pay as much as when you bought the car (6% in kentucky) but you do pay tax every year (I don't know the %). It decreases every year as the value of the car goes down.
I passed 25 a few years ago and I didn't see a change in my insurance. Also, there is a HUGE difference in insurance costs. I had a 2001 S-10 when I was stationed in California and I was paying 200 a month for insurance. When I moved back to Ohio, I was paying 80 for the same truck.
