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Retiring in 2013: 10 Things to Do Now

December 27, 2012, Welcome to this week's newsletter. We hope everyone has had a lovely holiday so far, our best wishes for the New Year. Reactions to our new format have been positive, thanks for the feeedback. This week we've got some advice for 2013's new retirees, plus 2 great towns for retirement. On a celebratory note, we've met a major milestone - there are now more than 2,000 active communities in our Directory, listed by State and Country.

10 Things to Think About if You Are Retiring in 2013

This marks the time of year that many folks launch into their retirement. To help you get off onto the right start, here's our list of 10 things you should be thinking about right now.

Golf & Riverwalk in Conway, SC

Close by the bustle and beaches of Myrtle Beach is Conway, a quieter town proud of its renovated downtown riverwalk. The area has a wide array of inexpensive active communities.

More about Conway

Fiscal Cliff and Your Social Security & Medicare

The comments to last week's article were so interesting we decided to provide the link again. Tell you what - if Topretirements' members were in charge of Congress, our troubles would be over!

Social Security & Medicare

Mountain Climate- Albuquerque, NM

Albuquerque has a dry and temperate climate and a unique setting in the mountains. Home to the University of New Mexico, its Old Town provides an interesting shopping and tourist destination.

Explore Albuquerque

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