May 11. Welcome, to this week's newsletter. We hope that you are experiencing a glorious spring, wherever you might be.
If you find our articles and resources helpful or interesting please spread the word by forwarding this Topretirements.com newsletter to a friend. They canget their own free, no obligation, copy here. | | Conde' Nast Traveler named this former mining town one of its 10 friendliest towns. It is home to 3 major ski resorts - in fact there is a lift that starts from the center of town. You can enjoy all kinds of outdoor activities here. Although expensive, some nearby towns are more affordable.
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| | If you have lived in a place for a long time you might be out of practice in making new friends. So finding a place to retire where the people are friendly and happy to meet you is critical to your retirement happiness. Here you go: 10 Very Friendly Places to Retire. | | |
| | This tourist and retirement town was recognized as one of “8 Captivating Park Cities” for its natural beauty. Residents love the nearby Great Smoky Mountain National Park.
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| | The year 2004 was just prior to the housing bubble's worst excesses and subsequent tumble. This new tool from the Washington Post will tell you if you are one of the winners or losers on the real estate rollercoaster ride since. Just enter your Zip Code - and Voila!
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