Pennsylvania: Warren
Good ol’ Pennsylvania has been very present on our list, and this makes it one of the most appealing states for retirees with not a lot of funds! And whether you have a lot stocked up in your savings or little to none, this state has a lot to offer. Be it that you decide to move to one of the cities we mentioned (most of which have at least 22% of the population aged 65 and older) or go for another one, we are sure you will find it a very lovely state.
Warren, despite being a bit pricier when it comes to average house prices (a little over $108,500), has the added benefit that it doesn’t tax the retirees’ incomes and their health care is pretty affordable. Moreover, a lot of people say that it’s not actually that expensive to live here, so you should definitely pay a visit to see if it’s the right fit for you!
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I live in Egypt and love it-housing and food are affordable, health care is good and affordable. Also the people are very nice. If you live in Cairo, there is a large expat community although I prefer living among the locals.
In Nebraska the home of the corn single mom, tattooed, supper plus sized, rusty mini van wheelen, welfare loven whoes we are taxed to support these loosers. Yes, the corn people let the crooks & murders & rapest out of jail so we get to live in fere for the children of the corn.
I spent 2 weeks on Negros Island and loved it! Much cooler than Manila for example and cleaner.
I could never live in a hot and humid state. I am active and not a chair rocker don’t want to live in an air conditioned box. Cold weather states with snow are the only ones I would ever concider since again I am active with fall and winter activities. Also could not live in the city, love rural living.
Central WA State, Moses Lake great place to live, growing but safely. 26,000 for now. People friendly, willing to help others, many of all ages, races, ethnic groups living here. No one has a superior attitude. Sales tax is all for WA State. No income tax and each time it is proposed, voters shut it down.
5 hr drive to the Pacific Ocean beaches, 2 hrs drive east to Spokane. 300+ days of sunshine. Winter snow measured in inches, usual is 3″. Hot Summers, but 90s average. Dry climate. Most storms pass on by and no major storms.
I have lived in Grant County, WA since 1972. Come visit, check us out this Summer.
New houses being built and older homes, lots to choose from at low pricing.
Check out the Moses Lake website. Moses Lake, a better place to work, play, live.