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Uh oh, this question again. Always brings a lot of disagreement. It really depends on what you are looking for, and what you can afford. If you are looking for a younger group of people, closer to the city (more urban), and that sort of thing, then I would recommend Hyde Park or Mt. Lookout to you. These areas are semi-pricey, but there is a lot of shopping, bars, etc in these areas, they are reasonably safe, etc. If you like a little more space for your money and dont mind being a bit further out from the city center, then I would recommend Mason or West Chester to you. Both are more family oriented, but Mason has a lot of fun stuff like The Beach waterpark, Kings Island, there are a lot of great golf courses in the area, nice parks in the area, etc. A lot of shopping and stuff is around,a nd its a lot more of a suburban feel. Still a number of great bars and such for nightlife, just not as many. This is the area that I personally live in, and love it.. Notice that everything I am recommending is on the Ohio side. I am Ohio biased. There are some good arguments regarding property taxes, and overall lower costs to buy a house in Kentucky that people will make. That is true. At the same time, I believe it to be highly likely that its closer to even than these people imagine in the end, due to other things that they pay more for in KY (like license plates, higher price for gas in the summer months due to a special blend that KY requires, etc). I am an Ohio guy, and it would take something really special to consider becoming a Kentuckian. And although they will argue it, I also believe that the schools in Ohio tend to be better than KY (national studies give Ohio a decent ranking on their school system- bot great, but OK, whereas Kentucky generally falls into the bottom 5 or 6 states in the country in terms of their school systems). To a single guy, that wont matter much though, at least, for now.

What about the other benefits -- health insurance, retirement plans, vacation, etc.? Those are important factors to consider. There's more to a job offer than simply the salary.. . How secure is your friend's current position? Is the current job in an industry where there has been lots of shake-ups like mortgage broker, real estate agent, personal banker? Is the current job in a field that is sensitive to the economy, like a fancy restaurant, a health club or a high-end store, places where people like to spend money, but will cut back first when money is tight?. . Once your friend considers all of these factors, it should help make the decision a bit easier. A 30% pay cut in a secure industry might be worthwhile. If you work in a shaky industry, your income could quickly disappear along with your job (a 100% salary cut).. . Hope this helps. Good luck!

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