PODS Moving and Storage Blog

If your last minute move has you feeling overwhelmed, take a breather and check out these moving tips from someone who's done it all before.

As cost of living and inflation continue to rise, many people preparing for retirement wonder where they can go to live comfortably on a fixed income. And is it possible to get good weather, efficient healthcare, and a high quality of life there, too? Fortunately, the East Coast is one of the best regions in the country for retirees to settle down, as there are many places to live that easily provide these perks — and more — ranging from small but vibrant rural towns to bigger and lively coastal cities. See which cities make our list!

If you would prefer your golden years to have a warm, Southwestern persuasion, then Arizona should be at the top of your list. When you make the choice to retire in Arizona, you’ll be in good company, as those aged 65+ account for 17.1 percent of the population, and Arizona ranks 12th when it comes to having the most retired folks in the U.S. So is retiring in Arizona for you? Let’s find out!

They say everything is bigger in Texas, and Austin is no exception. From the food to the fun, there’s never a dull moment in this central Texas hot spot. But is Austin the perfect fit for you? If you’re thinking about living in Austin, Texas, here are nine things you need to consider first.

California is well known as the land of sunshine, surfing, and movie stars. But that’s just skimming the surface of this huge and wondrous land. If you’re thinking of moving to California, you’ll want to dig a bit deeper. Read on, future Californians, for 14 truly important things you should know about the land, food, and people of the Golden State. At the end, we’ve even thrown in a few tips for making your move to California as smooth as possible.