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Which state would you most like to live in during retirement?
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1) 10 Best States for Retirement names New Hampshire as the best state for retirement. Which state would you like to retire in, and why?
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Re: Which state would you most like to live in during retirement?
posted at February 10, 2012 1:54 PM EST
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We had our sights and hearts set toward the Greenville, SC area, but after reading Jeb258 and feeling the Civil War attitude comin' through it's nice to know that we veterans are welcome anywhere as long as we bring money.......... and leave. From a proud Nam vet, enjoy your freedom Jeb!! Ya'll are welcome! RICK47 |
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Re: Which state would you most like to live in during retirement?
posted at March 3, 2012 9:36 AM EST
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Southern Utah, St. George area. It has the most wonderful climate, big enough city to provide everything you need, and tons of recreational opportunities within 2 hours from there. Can't think of a more spectacular place to live. |
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Re: Which state would you most like to live in during retirement?
posted at March 3, 2012 9:38 AM EST
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St. George area, southern Utah. Great climate, great recreational opportunites, beautiful red rock country, and big enough city to provide everything you need. |
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Re: Which state would you most like to live in during retirement?
posted at March 28, 2012 7:59 PM EDT
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In Response to Which state would you most like to live in during retirement?: 1) 10 Best States for Retirement names New Hampshire as the best state for retirement. Which state would you like to retire in, and why? Posted by AARPMiller New York is the most exciting State, Manhattan, there is just so much to do and see. I've travalled the world, I love coming home. |
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Re: Which state would you most like to live in during retirement?
posted at March 29, 2012 3:53 AM EDT
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In Response to Re: Which state would you most like to live in during retirement?: Washington. It's a beautiful state with some vibrant big cities, lots of smaller cities, is on the Pacific Coast, and has the beautiful waterways and coastline of the Puget Sound. We have two mountain ranges and lowlands in between. We also have many islands with a ferry system serving them. We have no state income tax and the cost of living is reasonable. It's a very progressive state especially for women. Currently we have a female governor, two female senators, and half of our supreme court is composed of women. I also enjoy being on the west coast of the U.S. and within easy distance of Oregon and California. Posted by jacksons10 I agree for the same reasons. Western Washington is where my heart lives vibrantly. For now, I live in a "cheap place to live"--Houston TX, but it is not actually cheap and the crime rate is high. I am here only because my son and his family are here. I hope to get back to Washington some day. |
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