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Moving in Retirement
Many seniors ask the question of where the best place to move in retirement is. This answer varies according to what specifically you are looking for in a new area. There are best places according to activities and neighborhoods geared specifically toward seniors, and there are best places according to how the state taxes those in retirement, and there are many more personal reasons to draw you to a certain area. The Milken Institute put out a survey recently that ranks the best areas based on a variety of topics. For more information on this, visit this article by Glenn Ruffenach with The Wall Street Journal.
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