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Today's
baby
boomers are planning for retirement at younger ages than previous generations ever
did, and many are considering non-traditional retirement destinations.
Of those already retired, more than 500,000 travel from their home states each year in search of the
ideal retirement spot, whether it be by the water, in the mountains or near the
desert.
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Retirees these days are enjoying
active lifestyles that include golf, shopping, antiquing, travel, boating, tennis, theater
and much more. But where is the best place for your retirement? Florida,
California and
Arizona continue to top the list as retirement destinations (even as Florida
is starting to lose population), but they are not the only
options! Retirement is not what it used to be, and so we look at the
best retirement spots
and provide resources here
to help you narrow the choices.
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And once you have chosen the best state for your retirement, you
might want to think about retirement
communities. We can help with that, too. |
Another great place to retire is in Mexico. The
living is affordable. The health care is good. Taxes are
low. And the climate is great. Anyone who has stayed in an all
inclusive Mexico resort knows this! And retirement in this
charming country is very possible and costs roughly half of what it costs
to retire in the U.S. or Canada.
One way to find the best place to retire is to start
scheduling vacations in places you are considering for retirement.
When in each town, check out the libraries, neighborhoods, churches,
hospitals, the transportation system, senior centers,
etc. to get a first-hand feel for the town. And you might as well stay in an all
inclusive vacation resort while in each potential retirement spot.
It will make the time spent that much more enjoyable.
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