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Many retirees think of the warmer U.S. states in which to
retire. However, some of them are overcrowded with “snowbirds”. The Enterprises TV show highlights the best places to retire. Some of them might be surprising.
People who are soon to retire and who live in colder
climates might be tempted to relocate to warmer parts of the country. But many
of these states, such as Florida and Georgia, are already pretty crowded with
retirees. Bankrate.com recently released
their list of best places to retire. We share it to enlighten readers who are
planning to end their work life soon.
Take a look and see if there is someplace on this list that might be a
cool place to live, play and relax.
Wyoming – This big, wide-open state made the top of the
list. It offers residents a low cost of living, low crime rate and light tax
burden. It also has acres of open space to explore. Natural beauty is in abundance, along with all
the perks that go with it.
Colorado – What’s not to like about this great Western
state? It boasts a population which is
more educated than some other states. It
also offers more outdoor recreational activities with its many mountains,
rivers, parks, shopping centers, cultural events, and great places to dine out.
Utah – Utah is a friendly state. It is also amazingly beautiful in cities and in the mountainous areas. Many retirees love this state for its
mountains, rivers and outdoor recreation possibilities.
Idaho – Its affordable cost of living and affordable home
prices are quite appealing to many retirees.
Virginia – The only state on the East Coast that made the
top ten has four seasons that many people love.
It also has an abundance of historical and cultural events, and close
access to Eastern seashores.
Iowa – This is a great state for military retirees because
it does not tax military pensions. This, of course, annoys its neighbors who
now feel they have to do the same. There
is also a lot to be said for living in the region of the country. It is
beautiful state.
Montana – Enterprises TV was a bit surprised to see this
state make the list, until we learned of its small- town charm, plethora of
stunning landscapes and abundance of fishing spots.
South Dakota –The winters can be frigid, but the summers are
mild. Like Florida, it has no state
income or inheritance tax.
Arizona – This warm weather state with dry heat is great for
retirees with respiratory problems and arthritis as it eases symptoms for those
who live with those ailments. It also
offers residents great golf courses, exquisite shopping and dining venues, and
cultural events galore.
Nebraska – The air quality is great for everyone, and there
is a good ratio of doctors to residents.
Find someplace on this list to explore?
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