Moving from Bremerton to Orlando

Moving to Orlando costs you $667 a month

−$8,004 a year for the same registered nurse, the same household size, and the same number of bedrooms.

Bremerton leftover

$2,829

a month after tax and rent

Orlando leftover

$2,162

−$667 vs Bremerton

Monthly and annual budget comparison between Bremerton, WA and Orlando, FL
Per monthBremertonOrlandoDifference
Gross pay$8,250$7,089−$1,161
Income and payroll tax$1,747$1,403−$344
Take-home pay$6,503$5,686−$817
Rent$1,612$1,502−$110
Getting around$505$586+$81
Groceries$430$396−$34
Healthcare$483$446−$37
Utilities$269$248−$21
Everything else$376$347−$29
Left over$2,829$2,162−$667

To break even in Orlando, you'd need to earn

$96,500

Household gross, versus $99,000 today. That's the salary that leaves you exactly as much at the end of the month as Bremerton does now.

The tax difference alone

$0

A year, in state and local income tax. Florida has no wage income tax.

More about Orlando

Bremerton, WA in full

No state income tax, a median 2-bedroom asking rent of $1,919 and 154 sunny days; commutes average 30 minutes.

Orlando, FL in full

No income tax, but a service economy holds wages below the national median.

The reverse move

Same two cities, but starting from Orlando on Orlando wages.

OrlandoBremerton

Questions

Is the cost of living lower in Orlando than Bremerton?

A one-bedroom is about $1,612 in Bremerton versus $1,502 in Orlando. On a one-adult, one-bedroom household, leftover is about $667 a month lower in Orlando. Change the job or household on the comparison to see your number.

Does Orlando have state income tax?

Orlando is in Florida, which has no state income tax.

What changes if you move from Bremerton to Orlando?

Take-home pay is recalculated under Florida tax, rent is priced at the same bedroom count, and leftover is the gap. The from-to page also lists IRS households that already made the move, when that data exists.

Rent is Zillow's asking rent for each metro; taxes and living costs are modelled. An estimate, not a quote or tax advice. How this is calculated.