April 13. Welcome, to this week's newsletter. We were pleased to have been interviewed by RetirementJourneys.com on our favorite subject - how to go about finding your best place to retire. We hope you enjoy listening to the Podcast (see link below)!
Coming up nextweek is a new installment in our series of how different people went about finding their retirement spot. Sandy and Ann will detail how they went from exploring the Sunbelt only to end up in the mountains of Colorado. As always, please share the word about Topretirements.com by forwarding this newsletter to a friend. They can get their own free, no obligation, copy here. -----Advertisement: Sponsored by The Coves---
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----------------- End Sponsorship------------ | | Oro Valley, just north of Tucson, is the kind of place that attracts families and retirees. There are luxury resorts, biotech firms, and nice developments. The outdoors is especially attractive.
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| | Harv wrote a wonderful Blog Comment last year about all the reasons he chose a Tucson retirement. Recently there has been a spate of Comments made on other posts about Arizona, so we decided to re-issue Harv's post - now including a collection of other insights about the Grand Canyon State.
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| | We only recently learned about this charming little town in extreme southwestern NC (you have to see it on map to believe where it is). It came to fame with golf legend Bobby Jones arrived with some buddies to start a golf course. Our friends loved it!
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| | We had a lot of fun being interviewed by Ted Carr of RetirementJourneys.com. He asked some great questions that made us think. We hope you find our comments interesting!
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