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Forget Florida, Retire To North Carolina's Coastal Retreat With A Vibrant City, Gardens, And Beaches - Islands (opens the original)
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Florida doesn't have a monopoly on beaches or great places to retire. If you aren't enchanted by the idea of spending your golden years by the beach, you might want to consider North Carolina. Long a popular state for retirees, Wallethub ranks it as the 13th best state to retire in, and according to the Census Bureau, it has over 2 million residents over the age of 65. If your heart was set on living that beach bum lifestyle, North Carolina has you covered, with over 300 miles of shoreline direc
Forget Florida, Retire To This East Coast Escape Between Boston And Providence With Wetland Trails And Charm - Islands (opens the original)
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Florida will probably always remain popular with retirees, but recently the Sunshine State has been slipping. Recent extreme weather, soaring insurance costs, and terrible traffic mean the long-time retirement champ doesn't always come out on top in current rankings. In fact, Florida missed the top 10 in Legacy Healing Center's 2026 ranking of the best retirement states (via Travel + Leisure). It might fly in the face of convention, but given news like that, you might want to consider retiring n
Austin Boomers Are Moving In-State To This Vibrant Texas City Ranked One Of The Best To Retire In - Islands (opens the original)
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When you think of retirement, you might think of moving somewhere that's sunnier, warmer, and farther south. So where do you retire if you already live in a place that has these characteristics? Well, retiring baby boomers in Austin are driving 80 miles down I-35 South to another Texas city: San Antonio. In fact, a WalletHub study ranks the Alamo City among the top 50 best places to retire to for 2026, and the second-best in Texas. Also known as Military City USA, San Antonio is the biggest bene
One Of Florida's Best Counties To Retire To Is An East Coast Escape With Charming Towns And Less Crowded Beaches - Islands (opens the original)
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Florida routinely tops lists of the best retirement states. Although part of that is probably due to sheer momentum, it's been the most popular retirement state for decades. With so many seniors already there and a culture built around them, it makes sense that more people keep flocking there, but retiring in the Sunshine State still offers clear advantages. There's no state income tax, so Social Security benefits, pensions, and 401(k) withdrawals aren't taxed at the state level. Its property ta
Between Tampa And Fort Myers Is A Scenic Gulf Coast County To Retire To With Gorgeous Beaches - Islands (opens the original)
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When CNN recently called Sarasota County the best town to visit in America in 2026, locals weren't surprised. This scenic stretch of land on the Gulf Coast between Tampa (just 60 miles north) and Fort Myers (about 80 miles south) has long been a popular tourist destination, but it's hit another level in recent times. Sarasota's tourism has grown steadily over the last few years alongside increased national recognition (as reported by the Herald-Tribune), and it remains a fantastic place to retir
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