Dec. 10, 2014. Welcome, to this week's newsletter. This issue presents the latest in our "Dueling Retirements" series, this one on what it's like to retire in 4 states in the mid South.
| | Like its namesake in Italy, Rome is built on 7 hills with a river running through it. It has 34,000 residents and is home to four colleges including Berry College, which has the largest campus in the world.
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| | Inthis our latest regional comparison installment we highlight and compare the facts along with the pluses, minuses on retirement in AL, GA, KY, and TN. Previous articles compared the Mid-Atlantic, the Carolinas, theSouthwest, Florida, California, and more.
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| | The capital city of Nevada offers great outdoor recreation in the amazing nearby mountains. There are also casinos and the prospect of no state income tax.
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| | We've got 2 timely reports from the NAHB. First, the housing market is well on its way to a post-recession recovery in many markets. Second, we think you will find this list of the finalists in the 50+ housing categories to be interesting. | | |
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