To help you make the best move of your life, Where to Retiremagazine offers great information and advice in every issue and
in these books and special reports.
America's 100 Best Places to Retire
Favorite Cities, Undiscovered Havens & Low-Cost Edens
6th edition | 2018 | 320 pages | large format
$19.95
From Door County, WI to Auburn, AL, and from Portland, OR to Amelia
Island,FL, the experts at Where to Retire magazine offer their top
selections of great places for retirement. Discover 100 locales in 35 states,
including top picks in every region, longtime favorite destinations, plus
unknown and inexpensive retirement areas. Learn about housing costs,
climate, taxes, cost of living and health care. And meet the retirees who've
made the move and hear how they like their new hometown.
6th edition | 2018 | 320 pages | large format
$19.95
From Door County, WI to Auburn, AL, and from Portland, OR to Amelia
Island,FL, the experts at Where to Retire magazine offer their top
selections of great places for retirement. Discover 100 locales in 35 states,
including top picks in every region, longtime favorite destinations, plus
unknown and inexpensive retirement areas. Learn about housing costs,
climate, taxes, cost of living and health care. And meet the retirees who've
made the move and hear how they like their new hometown.
The Short List:
50 Best Master-Planned Communities in the U.S.
50 Best Master-Planned Communities in the U.S.
$3.95
The Short List is an elite selection of 50 communities across the country that provide the active lifestyles retirees seek. Our choices are diverse – in size, amenities and location. Seventeen states are represented, from coast to coast. Neighborhoods making the cut had to be well established and have at least a year’s supply of new homes. All profiles include an interview with a resident.
Included in the reprint is the two-page chart, The Short List: Amenities. On these pages, you will find a comparison of major amenities at all 50 communities, from spa services to on-site dining to designated dog parks. The 50 are grouped by state and have website information, so it’s a handy guide to keep for ready reference.
The Short List is an elite selection of 50 communities across the country that provide the active lifestyles retirees seek. Our choices are diverse – in size, amenities and location. Seventeen states are represented, from coast to coast. Neighborhoods making the cut had to be well established and have at least a year’s supply of new homes. All profiles include an interview with a resident.
Included in the reprint is the two-page chart, The Short List: Amenities. On these pages, you will find a comparison of major amenities at all 50 communities, from spa services to on-site dining to designated dog parks. The 50 are grouped by state and have website information, so it’s a handy guide to keep for ready reference.
The editors of Where to Retire magazine commissioned this uniqueand informative series of Special Reports to provide practical,
in-depth analyses of several of the important issues involved in
retirement relocation.
Every Special Report is meticulously researched, packed with
good advice, hard-to-find information and unbiased reporting.
Best of all, the price for each Special Report is only $5.95, plus
$3.50 total postage and handling, no matter how many Special
Reports you order.
How to Plan and Execute a Successful
Retirement Relocation
Retirement Relocation
$5.95
See what 200 relocated retirees said when asked, "If you could move again,
what would you do differently?" You'll save the small price of this report
many times over with the first common mistake you avoid.
Our author has heard all the first-hand accounts of moves gone awry and
will steer you away from the relocation potholes. We'll tell you how to find
and negotiate with a moving company, what to expect to pay and how to
avoid being gouged. We'll tell you when to move, what to take and what to
leave behind. Step-by-step, we'll walk you through a careful and
cost-efficient shutdown at your current address and get you up and
running in your new home as quickly and inexpensively as possible.
See what 200 relocated retirees said when asked, "If you could move again,
what would you do differently?" You'll save the small price of this report
many times over with the first common mistake you avoid.
Our author has heard all the first-hand accounts of moves gone awry and
will steer you away from the relocation potholes. We'll tell you how to find
and negotiate with a moving company, what to expect to pay and how to
avoid being gouged. We'll tell you when to move, what to take and what to
leave behind. Step-by-step, we'll walk you through a careful and
cost-efficient shutdown at your current address and get you up and
running in your new home as quickly and inexpensively as possible.
Retiring Outside the United States
$5.95
More than 300,000 retired Americans live outside the country in places such
as Mexico, Costa Rica and Portugal. They go for several reasons: climate, a
lower cost of living that translates into a higher standard of living, savings
on medical expenses and the excitement of residing and traveling in a foreign
country. Many relocate early in retirement, spend several years abroad and
then return home.
Sound interesting? Then you won't want to miss this informative primer on
retiring abroad. Learn how to determine if you'd be happy living abroad,
how to find the country and town that best suit your lifestyle and how to
adjust to everyday life in a new country. The report covers retirement spots
in Mexico and Central America, the Caribbean, Canada and southern Europe
and provides sources for additional information. Finally, the report tells you
the most common (and costly) mistakes you could make in the process of
moving abroad and how to avoid them.
More than 300,000 retired Americans live outside the country in places such
as Mexico, Costa Rica and Portugal. They go for several reasons: climate, a
lower cost of living that translates into a higher standard of living, savings
on medical expenses and the excitement of residing and traveling in a foreign
country. Many relocate early in retirement, spend several years abroad and
then return home.
Sound interesting? Then you won't want to miss this informative primer on
retiring abroad. Learn how to determine if you'd be happy living abroad,
how to find the country and town that best suit your lifestyle and how to
adjust to everyday life in a new country. The report covers retirement spots
in Mexico and Central America, the Caribbean, Canada and southern Europe
and provides sources for additional information. Finally, the report tells you
the most common (and costly) mistakes you could make in the process of
moving abroad and how to avoid them.
America's Most Affordable Retirement Towns
$5.95
Many retirees slash their costs of living and enjoy a higher standard of living
by relocating to a new hometown where their dollar goes further.
We considered nearly 200 retirement meccas in this country, from
well-known to undiscovered, before compiling this list of 25 affordable
towns that are also great for retirement. Each town profile includes
interviews with relocated retirees and vital information on climate, housing
cost, taxes, health care, educational opportunities and more.
Many retirees slash their costs of living and enjoy a higher standard of living
by relocating to a new hometown where their dollar goes further.
We considered nearly 200 retirement meccas in this country, from
well-known to undiscovered, before compiling this list of 25 affordable
towns that are also great for retirement. Each town profile includes
interviews with relocated retirees and vital information on climate, housing
cost, taxes, health care, educational opportunities and more.
If you missed any of our recent issues, it's not too late toorder your personal copy, with the form below. (Issues not
listed are completely sold out.) The cost is $6 for each copy ordered,
plus $3.50 flat rate for shipping/handling. Canadian residents
please add $2 U.S. for additional shipping/handling.
SUCCESS STORIES
I have to tell you how much I enjoy the magazine.
It truly helped us identify what kind of lifestyle
we were looking for and gave us insight into so
many communities that we would never have the
opportunity to visit prior to making our decision.
Rosemary Micuch
Gainesville, GA
Rosemary Micuch
Gainesville, GA
