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Retirement has its joys and pains, but if you’re ready and equipped for it, retirement should be your chance to do what you’ve always wanted to do and live in a town you’ve always wanted to be in. It you’re getting ready to retire, here is a list of the 50 most fabulous places to retire in America in no particular order:

1 to 8. Alabama has not one, not two but eight fabulous places to retire in America - Birmingham, Montgomery, Mobile, Huntsville, Tuscaloosa, Hoover, Dothan and Decatur offer the best of ‘Bama.

9 to 10. California is fabulous in many ways, thanks to lots of sun, beaches and plenty of things to do; all

these things and more that you can do in San Diego and Paso Robles.

11 to 13. When people think of retirement, Florida is never far from their mind. So if you want to find a fabulous place for retirement, go Gainesville, Tallahassee or Sarasota.

14 to 17. Washington has Spokane, Lexington and Walla Walla, three fabulous places to retire in. Spokane is a large city for retirees but it sure offers plenty in terms of affordability. Lexington is gaining popularity and Walla Walla was voted one of the best places for retirees in 2006, so there’s your cue. Don’t forget Bellingham, a nature lover’s dream place.

18. Portsmouth in New Hampshire has

the honor of being one of the 10 places in America that’s considered safest, so consider retiring here.

19. Ashland in Oregon is not just about the annual Oregon Shakespeare Festival, it’s also a cozy, fabulous place to retire in America.

20. Coeur d’Alene in Idaho may sound French, but it’s all American. You’ll love the fabulousness of the outdoors, with all its beautiful scenery. By the way, it’s pronounced as ‘core da lane’.

21 to 24. Virginia has some of the most fabulous places that we can call close to heaven - Charlottesville, Anacortes, Williamsburg and Blacksburg.

25 to 26. Logan in Utah used to be just a town you used for a

stop over when going to Yellowstone, but it is a fabulous place to retire in America thanks to its charm and opportunities for recreation. You’ll love St. George for its mild winters and desert climate.

27. Skiing is not the only thing to do in Burlington, Vermont. There’s plenty of local culture, lots of opportunities for learning and yes, this is where Ben & Jerry’s ice cream was born.

28 to 29. The Little Apple is a fabulous place to retire in and it’s called Manhattan. You’ll love the natural beauty of this town in Kansas, along with the fact you’ll have plenty of time to play golf. You’ll also find Lawrence a fantastic

place to retire in.

30 to 31. Can’t get enough of Ivy living? Live your retirement in Hanover or Portsmouth, New Hampshire.

32. If you prefer to soak in the Midwest life, Ames, Indiana is the perfect, fabulous place to retire in.

33 to 34. Beaufort in South Carolina is historic and filled with charming restaurants and great shops and entertainment. Charleston offers charm and a solid economy, along with excellent health care and educational facilities.

35. Oxford in Mississippi, near Memphis offers great summer nights. This is a college town, so expect plenty of chances for continuing education.

36 to 38. Texas’ state’s Austin and Boerne, one more famous and the

other still undiscovered but with plenty of things to offer. And don’t forget lovely San Antonio, a great blend of both culture and terrain.

39 to 40. Fort Collins can have cold winters, but this city in the Rocky Mountains offers affordable alternative to the joys of city living. Loveland is less than an hour’s drive from Denver and is as lovely as its name.

41 to 44. North Carolina has four fabulous places to retire in - Asheville, Raleigh, Chapel Hill and Durham.

45. Santa Fe in New Mexico introduces you to other cultures and you’ll get to be neighbors with several Hollywood celebrities.

46. Iowa City, Iowa is friendly, urbane with lots

of culture going on. I you want a fabulous place to retire in, this is it.

47. If you fancy some fabulous island life, St. Simons in Georgia is a great place to retire in.

48. Like lots of summer fun? Try Holland in Michigan, where the Grand Rapids is less than half an hour away.

49. If you love the outdoors, live your retirement in Prescott, Arizona.

50. Ithaca in New York is a fabulous place to retire in, thanks to its combination of natural beauty and vibrant culture.

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