Should you move or should you stay put when you retire? What are your retirement plans? Many people think they should move when they retire, but there is nothing that says you have to move. In fact, most people stay put. But almost everyone does at least consider moving to a different location when they retire. This site will help explore the question where to move when you retire and how to explore and analyze the alternatives.

A change of pace and environment can be nice and invigorating.

We will profile some popular and some up and coming communities you may want to consider visting.

Planning a move also involves maybe finding a job or other activities to explore. Finding a part time job or starting your own business may be in your future. Exploring arts and culture, history of the area, and recreation activities of a new area can be a joy.

So use our resources to discover new areas and assist in your research and evaluation of exciting areas to relocate to.

Financial Planning

Women Savvier About Retirement Savings: Survey - The effects of the financial market meltdown are still unfolding, as companies cut benefits and unemployment stagnates. Many women are responding by shouldering more financial responsibility in their families, which explain why they are so driven to learn more about retirement. In a study released Friday, Hartford found that 69% of women respondents boosted their understanding of retirement benefits, up from 56% lat year.