Retirement should bring relaxation and serenity, so where better than an underrated town in Northern California with easy ...

Common wisdom suggests older Americans flock to Florida and Arizona to retire. Not anymore, according to a new study.

This is the best retirement town in the US, according to a new report By . Hannah Frishberg. Published Sep. 30, 2024, 5:37 p.m. ET.

For those interested in cheaper living costs and sunshine that rivals popular areas abroad, here are the top five American ...

Twelve of the safest and wealthiest retirement towns are in California, and six are in Arizona. But there’s more geographic diversity when looking at the cities rounding out the top slots.

If you love literature and music you will like Oxford as a retirement town. Oxford, population 19,000, is the home of the University of Mississippi, also known as "Ole Miss." ...

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Several towns in cooler climates from Maine to Washington have become popular retirement locales. Many people prefer a four-season climate, active downtowns, good hospitals and low tax rates. More ...

Highland Park ranked as the No. 2 richest retirement town in the U.S., according to GoBankingRates.com. The Chicago suburb has a 65-plus population of 25.3% and a median household income of $159,567.

Retire to a college town and you can re-create that horizon-broadening experience and sense of adventure. University of Mississippi Wikimedia -- Adam Jones, Ph.D.

With a population of about 40,000, Annapolis is a good retirement town for those who can afford it. It sits just inland on the Severn River from Chesapeake Bay.

Visions of Florida palm trees might come to mind when you think about retirement. However, several great retirement towns are less well known, which we've included on this list. Read Next: 8 ...