City & Town Profiles
In each issue, Where to Retire spotlights four or five destinations that are attracting retirees, including undiscovered and low-cost havens. Every profile is chock-full of candid resident interviews and information on state and local taxes, cost of living, housing costs and health care. Readers across the country examine our profiles to find viable relocation options. Click here to see if your city or town will be profiled soon.

Features
Where to Retire feature stories showcase a variety of regions great for retirees seeking specific lifestyles or opportunities. Past articles include “8 Enriching Towns for Art and Music Lovers,” “8 Fabulous Winter Wonderlands,” “Terrific Home Buys, Great Lifestyles” and “8 Enticing Towns for New Careers.” See our Editorial Calendars for upcoming features.

Special Feature, 2010
In each issue this year, Where to Retire will feature “Ready for the Rebound,” a series highlighting cities and towns that have great home buys now and are poised to flourish as the economy recovers.

Discoveries
Our popular Discoveries department features three to five news briefs on emerging trends, newly developed master-planned communities and timely topics of interest to relocating retirees.

Best Neighborhood
Where to Retire’s closing department, Best Neighborhood profiles an established master-planned community that suits active retiree lifestyles with a variety of home styles and amenities.

Retirement Adviser
Editor Mary Lu Abbott answers reader questions dealing with a wide range of retirement relocation issues.

Financial Consultant
Economic aspects are a big part of relocation decisions. In this department, we explore a wide range of financial issues that arise when relocating, including tax consequences, insurance coverage and the ins and outs of buying and selling homes.

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