Countless active adults from Canada choose to retire in the United States to escape the cold Canadian winters. If you are thinking of making your way to the States to enjoy some rest and relaxation, here are some tips to help you out.
Set in the beautiful Cascade Mountains of Washington, Trilogy at Redmond Ridge attracts active adults . who enjoy participating in activities that keep their mind and body young. We take a look at how the 55+ community offers easy living with modern floor plans in a setting rife with natural beauty, making retirement in the Pacific Northwest an easy choice.
When shopping for an active adult community, retirees are frequently drawn to the idea of buying a newly built home. However, for many active adults, choosing an available resale home ends up being a great alternative. There are pros and cons to either option, so it’s often best to learn more about each when looking for your next home.
Florida’s Treasure Coast offers active adults an alluring beach lifestyle without the expensive, Southeast Florida price tag. Check out the Treasure Coast’s miles of sandy beaches and premier 55+ communities for sun-soaked retirement.
Callawassie Island is located in between Beaufort, South Carolina and the world-known Hilton Head resort. The homes on Callawassie Island are designed with older adults in mind, but the community allows homebuyers of any age. Callawassie will have 726 homes on 880 acres when completed.
Located on the banks of the Mississippi River in cheery Minnesota, Winona State University offers many lifelong learning opportunities for active adults. We take a look at the university’s summer programs that offer fun and engaging courses to retirees interested in a cool summer.
More and more active adults are seeing the benefits of retirement in North or South Carolina. Each Carolina offers favorable climates and taxes as well as top-notch 55+ communities. Keep reading to find out which state is right for you.
As baby boomers are reaching retirement age, many realize that they simply do not feel ready to stop working. Between the recession and the housing market collapse, many baby boomers who had retirement within their sights have since been forced to change their plans. Even those who could potentially afford to retire are now having second …
Owning a second home can seem like a great idea for travel-minded active adults. When it comes to managing two homes, however, the bills and upkeep of your second home is not something to take lightly. Keep reading to learn why owning two homes in retirement isn’t always a perfect first choice.
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