September 16. Welcome, to this week's newsletter. In this issue our main article reviews the top 10 places to retire in a recent Money list. The other two cities profiled here, Prattville (AL) and Tyler (TX) were also in that top 25 list. ----Advertisement: Newsletter Sponsored by Grandview Peaks-- |
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This town in east Texas has a lot going for it. Money cited it as a runner up for great golf town. It is also a Certified Retirement Community with a university extension, low taxes, and very attractive cost of living. | | |
| | The folks at Money have put together a pretty good list of 25 places to retire that won't burst your budget. Here is our take on the Top 10 - a few of which are, refreshingly, new to these kinds of lists. | | |
| | This town in central Alabama was the Money winner for Golf Lovers. There are 24 golf courses within 30 miles; it is a destination on the famous Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail. Cost of living is low and there is a historic district. | | |
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