<prompt> Human: My wife and I are both in our mid-20s. Together we currently bring in about 110,000 a year, have 27k in low interest school loans, carry no credit card debt, have two paid off cars, and a home that Zillow claims is worth 160k while we owe 141k. We have about 39,000 in retirement vehicles and 27,000 cash on hand including easily accessed emergency funds. Month to month we manage out budget well and save to our 401k and ING accounts.My wife is currently about 1.5 years away from finishing her online IT degree from the University of Nebraska where she hopes to then find a new job and make more money. I currently bring in 80,000 of our salary, also in IT, at a great job.We are debating moving across country once she graduates and potentially selling most everything we own and moving to a new city. We dont like our Midwest weather, I feel like we have hit a repeatable pattern of existence where each day is the same and she has not been able to find a job opportunity that suits her in our current location.The one tangible thing I know I would be walking away from at this point is 20,000 in unpaid bonuses that distribute 20 per year for 5 years which will not have fully accrued. The main intangibles I can think of would be that I have an awesome job that I love which has given me 31,000 in raises over the last 4.5 years and nearly 30,000 in stock and cash bonuses. Im worried I couldnt find an opportunity like this again.What else should we be considering from a personal finance perspective as we consider this huge life event?  <response>: Find a solidified job first for you and your wife across the country then come back to this ssubredit and ask for advice. Finding a job first should be your first course of action. 