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Welcome to Topretirements Best Places Newsletter for Dec. 13 Final reminder, the open enrollment period for Obmacare ends Friday!

Another reminder to those who are at least 70.5 years old. It is time to take your RMDs. For more details see "70.5 - Time to Take Your RMD", which has had a very interesting discussion in the last few days.

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W alla Walla, Washington

Another contender for interesting city is Walla Walla, this regional city in eastern Washington. There is a great college here, Whitman, a burgeoning wine industry, and beautiful scenery.

The 8 Most Interesting Places to Retire in the USA

Life is short, so why retire in a boring place? Here is our take on the 8 most interesting places to retire in the USA, split out by geography. We have also included some intriguing runnersup for you to consider.
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State Guide to Retirement-Friendly Pennsylvania

The Keystone State is more inviting to retirees than most of its neighbors. Social Security and most pensions are not taxed. Plus, it is a beautiful place to retire with many homes less than the national average.

New Urban and Planned - Columbia, MD

One of the world's first modern planned communities, Columbia is pretty impressive for retirees (and other ages too). It has 10 self-contained villages with shopping, housing, businesses. Plus an amazing array of activities, amenities, clubs, and ways to stay busy. Definitely worth checking out, and located between Baltimore and DC.

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