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Retirement moves make a comeback
Steven Ramos, a retired letter carrier, estimated his cost of living would drop 80% when he moved from New York to a rental community in central Florida. In 12 years, Ramos saw the taxes on his modest 1,200-square-foot house in Queens rise from $1,400 a year to almost $4,000, and other bills climbed as well. “The increases are insane,” Ramos said. “In the wintertime, we’re pushing $400 to $500 a month to keep the house warm.” So off to Nalcrest, Fla. Retirement moves, which dropped sharply during the worst of the recession, are making a comeback…Read More
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