Seniors looking for a place to spend their golden years may want to turn their sights to Georgia. Home to big cities, small ...

Retirees can enjoy the Southwest’s culture, scenery, and outdoor lifestyle affordably in these five cities, which offer a low cost of living and no state taxes on Social Security benefits.

In a number of corners of America, the idea of four seasons is something of a stretch. Whole swathes of California, Florida, Hawaii and Texas, for instance, have relatively mild climate shifts ...

Looking for the most affordable places to live? A new report from International Living reveals the best places to retire on $1,200 a month, from Europe to Latin America to Asia. Can you really live or ...

Retiring in a small town can offer lower costs, lighter traffic and a closer sense of community, but the best options are not guesswork. I am drawing on recent data-driven rankings of retirement ...

Stretch your retirement savings without sacrificing quality of life. These five U.S. cities offer affordable housing, great healthcare, and plenty to do.

Want to retire in Mississippi? A new US News & World Report ranking lists the Top 3 cities for seniors. The best might ...

Key Takeaways If you're looking to find a good place to retire, you may want to consider avoiding the few states that tax Social Security benefits.Most of the country doesn't tax Social Security, but ...

Alabama is making waves in retirement circles. Thirteen of the state’s cities earned spots on U.S. News & World Report’s list of the best places to retire in the U.S. 2026, highlighting everything ...