Cottonwood, Arizona

Cottonwood boasts strong medical facilities, dry air, a cute downtown and more.   Is it a great place to retire? 

Colorado Springs, Colorado

Tucked at the foot of Pikes Peak in southcentral Colorado, Colorado Springs has a bounty of things to do, a beautiful setting, an excellent medical facility and a reasonable cost of living.  It is a great retirement spot!

Loveland, Colorado

Situated along the Rocky Mountains' front range in northern Colorado, about 50 miles north of Denver, Loveland (population 63,000) is known as the "Sweetheart City" and often lands on "great places to live" lists.  Is it a great retirement spot?

Venice, Florida

Venice, along the southwest Florida coast, is nonchalant and reasonably-priced.  Is it a great place to retire?

Helen, Georgia

Looking for a Bavarian mountain village in Georgia?  If so, Helen is the spot.  Is it also a great place to retire?

Coeur d'Alene, Idaho

Set amid breathtaking scenery, cozy and hip Coeur d'Alene boasts water and mountain recreation, a very good medical center, a healthy lifestyle and a reasonable cost of living.

Sandpoint, Idaho

Beautiful, safe and with a bit of a rugged resort feeling, Sandpoint is snuggled along Lake Pend Oreille.  Is it a great place to retire?

Ann Arbor, Michigan

Ann Arbor is lush, lively and home to the University of Michigan.  Is it a great place to retire?

Swansboro, North Carolina

Along North Carolina's Crystal Coast, the seaside village of Swansboro is a quiet waterfront gem. Off the beaten path and often overlooked, this historic fishing village boasts reasonably priced housing, rustic charm, an estuary teeming with wildlife, friendly residents and miles of clean beaches. While vacationers visit North Carolina's tourist beach towns, smart retirees come to unpretentious and welcoming Swansboro.

Georgetown, Texas

Georgetown is an up-and-coming retirement destination located in the central part of Texas, just 20 miles north of Austin. Once a staging area for cattle drives along the Chisholm Trail, this quaint hamlet has a moderate cost-of-living, a rich pioneer history and a determination to preserve its heritage. To date, nearly two hundred downtown 18th-century buildings have been restored and renovated.

Walla Walla, Washington

An old farming community that is gaining recognition for its wine industry, Walla Wall has a reasonable cost of living, a comfortable vibe and a slower pace.  It is easy to understand why retirees are choosing this gentle city.

Cody, Wyoming

Cody, home to cowboys and retirees, sits under big blue skies and offers dry air, a rich Western heritage, a good hospital, safe streets and starry nights.  It is a great retirement spot!