The perfect retirement spot may be waiting south of the border. If you’re a perennial snowbird spending most of your winters in the U.S., why not skip the flights and live there full time?
Retirees often choose to spend their golden years in places offering pleasant weather, a variety of things to do, good health care and low costs that will help their retirement savings go the distance. You can find all of those things overseas — or just look down south in the good ol’ U.S. of A.
If you decide to retire in the U.S., you’ll want to know which parts of the country are terrible retirement destinations and which states and towns can be delightful spots for seniors. We’ve sized up cities across the nation to find warm, welcoming locations that are inexpensive and have plenty of amenities for retirees. Here are our picks for America’s best frugal and friendly places to retire.
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