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Best Spots for Low Cost-of-Living and/or
Low Taxes
| For most seniors,
retirement income comes from three sources: Social Security
benefits, private pensions and asset income. Some retirees
prefer to stay where they have lived prior to retirement, but
others find it to be too expensive without steady employment
income. Even downsizing one's home doesn't always save
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If you searching for a spot where the
cost-of-living is low, check out the towns below. Cost-of-living
is based on
health care, housing, taxes, recreation, food, utilities and transportation
costs. These are compared against the national cost-of-living average to
determine the most affordable places to live in the United States.
Click here for a list of states with
no
income tax, here
for a
list of states that tax Social Security benefits and here
for a list of states with estate death taxes (in some states,
dying is no excuse for not paying taxes).
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United States:
Gainesville,
Florida | Pensacola, Florida
| Coeur
d'Alene, Idaho | Bloomington,
Indiana | Natchitoches,
Louisiana | Holland,
Michigan | Paris,
Tennessee | Kerrville, Texas
| Lynchburg,
Virginia
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State Tax Information
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