Matt Lyons

Retiring in the Sunshine State is a dream for many, but is it worth it in today’s economy? Are there affordable places to live that still allow easy access to healthcare and amenities to enjoy in your golden years? You might be surprised by the answer. Check out our guide to learn more about retiring in Florida.

Although South Carolina garners its nickname of “The Palmetto State” from its famous Sabal Palmetto tree that lines nearly 200 miles of coastline, the state has so much more to love than just its trees and beaches. One perk in particular? It’s a wonderful place to retire! Here’s what you need to know before taking the leap.

Good music, great drinks, and easy access to the Great Smoky Mountains — no matter what you’re on the hunt for, Tennessee has it all. You might even be surprised to learn about all the benefits the Volunteer State has to offer retirees! Luckily, our guide is here to help you learn it all.

Pop open Mississippi’s hood, and you'll find the state offers any selection of laid-back lifestyles, from beach towns to beautiful wooded retreats. Compared to the rest of the country, there’s affordable housing options all over the state for every taste. With so many great small towns to pick from, we’ve broken it down with our picks for the best small towns in Mississippi. Check out our 12 favorites, along with what makes each so great.

Those looking to move to and live in Sierra Vista, AZ, are drawn to its beautiful mountain views and rich Mexican influences. But it’s not all sunshine, as there are tradeoffs to be made for such a great location. We’ll cover everything from Sierra Vista’s cost of living, entertainment options, safety ratings, and more. Read on.