10 Best Places to Reinvent Your Life in Retirement

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What is your problem Emily? Obviously you make too much money, and you have more money than sense! These places are not for retirees.....you keep mentioning the good job possiblilties...who cares about jobs, I'm retired....do you know what that means? And, the last place I want to live in retirement is near a college town. I want peace and quiet, not "party towns". You don't deserve to have the job you have...you need to go back to school and start over again....you have no clue about life!

Mike of AL 12:42PM August 13, 2010

HORSESHOE BAY TEXAS IS ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PLACES TO RETIRE, HILLS, LAKES, RIVERS, AND HOME PRICES STARING AT $59,000.00
EXTREMELY FRINEDLY COMMUNITY, SLOW LIFE STYLE, SAFE ENVIROMENT, ONE HOUR TO ASUTIN, ONE HOUR TWENTY MINUTES FROM SAN ANTONIO, AND THREE HOURS TO DALLAS, AND HOUSTON.
HORSEHOE BAY RESORT WITH THREE GOLF COURSES AND MANY SUMMER ACTIVITIES, SOON TO COME ONE OF THE BEST JACK NICKLAUS SIGNATURE GOLF COURSE TO BE OPEN IN MARCH.

Adel of TX 12:34PM August 13, 2010

As a retired academic, I know several of your top ten places well and have at least visted the others. They are indeed wonderful small cities, but they are very PRICEY in every regard. Better values can be found in the smaller towns near these locations--say Hillsborough, NC, instead of Chapel Hill itself.

Joseph Millichap of TN 12:09PM August 13, 2010

So, her store doesn't move? How does that make her store different from all other stores?

Chef Eric of PA 6:33PM August 05, 2010

Hey Boomers, friends are pretty happy at Lake Weir Living in central Florida (a toy friendly outdoor enthusiasts residential community). There's no crazy HOA fees & the homes (priced from the $90s) are custom built with toy-fitted gargages for big toys (RVs, boats, motorcycles....) Here, go to the blog for videos:
http://www.lakeweirlivingblog.com

hamptonbeach of FL 5:18PM August 04, 2010