North Carolina is a popular choice for retirees and “half-backs” (those that retired to Florida from the North East and found it too hot). With 2 cities in Forbes Top 25 and several others on “top” lists, North Carolina can offer the 4 seasons to retirees with all the usual desirables such as affordable housing and healthcare and access to recreation.
Most people have worked so hard for most of their adult lives just so they could put food on the table, send their children to
When you’re sitting down and thinking about a state to retire to, chances are pretty good that Iowa isn’t one that pops up in your
Retiring to Alaska is going to be an adventure. There’s no way around it. The change in daylight, the frigid temperatures and the island living
When you think about retiring, Nebraska is likely not on your radar. I had always imagined it as a vast expanse of farm land, not
There is a state that just might be the best combination of weather, cost of living and… FOOD that you’ve probably never really considered. The
Let’s be honest, Massachusetts is not a retirement destination. Instead it’s one of the many, high tax, high cost of living northeastern states that represent
For many retirees the idea of retiring to a state is based on family or health dynamics and not metrics like the ones we used
Minnesota ranks almost dead last in our best states to retire to rankings. High taxes, higher cost of living and cold weather make a combination
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