City Guides

When you’re busy nailing down your retirement plan details, there’s likely one major consideration at the forefront of a lot of your decisions: your impending fixed income. So it only makes sense that you would want to live out those golden years in a place where you can stretch your budget as far as possible. Hence, we’ve created this list of the most affordable places to retire. 

Looking to snatch up your own slice of paradise along California’s Central Coast by moving to Santa Barbara? Thanks to a temperate Mediterranean climate, relaxed vibes, and coastal and mountain views complete with a selection of local wineries, this place earns its nickname as “The American Riviera." Get a taste of Santa Barbara’s paradise pie with this guide to our five favorite neighborhoods in town.

Considering a move to Pittsburgh? Now’s a great time to get in, right before the crowds and prices really take off! Take a look at our breakdown on moving to Pittsburgh — and what it’s like living in Pittsburgh — to see if you should call this comeback city your new home.

Are you thinking about moving to Toronto? Then you’ll need to know about what it’s like to live in Toronto. From cost of living to best neighbourhoods, pros and cons to what you can do for fun — we’ve covered it all. Learn more now!

Planning for your retirement years is an exciting endeavor, whether they’re right around the corner or years away. Retirement is a great time to try a new city or state, and research backs up that seniors are on the move. To help you plan where to spend your retirement years, we’ve rounded up the top 10 places to retire, based on census data showing where seniors are moving.