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View this email in your browser. Welcome to the Topretirements Best Places Newsletter for September 9. We have had some terrific discussions in our Blog on a variety of topics lately, many of them made to articles published months, or even years ago. Some recents include: Reason for choosing a place to retire, followup from our March 2020 article on what one should do with your retirement portfolio, and 2021's Best States and Towns for Retirement.  Because many of these were made to older articles, the only good way make sure you see them is to subscribe to our Free Daily Alert. It has links to all new articles, comments, and new/revised communities and towns from the day before. Here is a link to today's issue.  You can subscribe here. Popular Last Week: 10 Great Walkable Towns in the Southeast Plus: Community Directory by State and City Newsletter Archive 50 State Mini-Retirement Guides Retirement Ranger Search Topretirements San Juan Islands - Washington If you have always wanted to retire on an island, the San Juan Islands in Puget Sound are your chance. Actually you have 450 chances, although only 4 of the islands have ferry service.  More>> Warm Weather Most Important Reason For Location Choice Lst week's instant poll found by a large margin that the number one reason for choosing a place to retire is warm weather or other climate issue. Thanks to the 300+ people who took the poll, and for your great comments. Read the Summary>> FInd Your Best Place to Retire Social Security Trust Funds Affected by Covid Covid seems to be affecting just about everything, so it shouldn't be any surprise that Social Security is yet another casualty. Millions of people lost their jobs and couldn't pay into the system, while others became disabled. The SS Trustees aren't sure how it will play out in the end, but here is their current projection. More >>   Signal Mountain, Tennessee As the name suggests, this promontory near Chattanooga was used for signalling both by the native Americans and during the Civil War. It is very peaceful with outdoor attractions including the Cumberland Trail, Rainbow Lake, Edward's Point, and Signal Point  (a U.S. National Park).  More>> Get personalized recommendations on where you should retire.  Take our free Retirement Ranger by answering a few questions about weather and other priorities and get a custom report instantly by email. Change your parameters and take it over again as many times as you would like without any obligation. Note: If you don't have or don't remember your username and password, no problem. Just create a new one and make sure your email address is correct so we can email you the results. Take the free Retirement Ranger! If you find this newsletter helpful please forward it to a friend. Here is where they can get their own Free Subscription to this free weekly. Copyright © 2021 Topretirements.com, All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: Front St. Key West, FL Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list