Where to Retire is the only magazine in America designed to help you find the ideal setting
for your retirement. Join us and we'll introduce you to America's most idyllic retirement towns,
unveil undiscovered havens and tout tax heavens. We'll reveal the best retirement neighborhoods
and highlight the best places to retire on a budget. We'll answer your questions in Retirement Adviser,
tell you how to get top dollar for your current home when you sell, share the secrets to slashing
your moving costs, and much, much more.
Here's a small sampling of what we'll cover in our next issue:
(August 1, 2008)
Town Profiles
Off Cape Coral and Fort Myers, FL, Pine Island is a laid-back tropical paradise with no traffic lights and no waterfront high-rises... Close to Georgia's southern border, Valdosta boasts historic districts, a thriving college and an active arts scene... The high-desert altitude of Elko in northern Nevada means cooler temperatures and four-season fun, along with casinos and a Western heritage... In western Massachusetts, The Berkshires area combines a scenic setting, picturesque small towns and outstanding cultural arts... The setting for the movie "Steel Magnolias," the French colonial town of Natchitoches in Louisiana takes pride in its rich Creole heritage.
Finding Real Deals in Homes
In these 8 popular retirement towns, home prices have dropped, giving buyers opportunities to get good value at much lower costs.
Cycling Havens
Gear up for plenty of scenic trails to bike in these destinations.
Retiring With Pets
Can Fido find happiness in a new place? When relocating with pets, it's important to check out community restrictions and facilities.
Financial Consultant
Getting coastal insurance can be difficult in some areas. We look at the issues and costs.
 
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