Here’s why Orlando took first place on this list of the best U.S. cities for retirees and two other Florida cities that made ...

It's important to consider how factors such as rising costs -- particularly in cities like Miami -- can make the Sunshine ...

The No. 1 place to retire in the U.S. is Orlando, Florida, according to a WalletHub analysis. Four Florida cities ranked in ...

With its lack of taxes and plethora of resources for the over-65 set, Orlando, Florida, recently topped WalletHub’s new list ...

A recent study analyzed more than 180 cities, looking at affordability, activities, quality of life, and health care.

Looking to spend your golden years in the Floridian sunshine? Well, you need to check out this underrated retirement spot.

Finding a location to retire in — one that won’t drain your nest egg early — is a major part of retirement planning. It is almost as important as saving for the retirement itself. What good is a ...

Have you ever thought about living in Tennessee? Maybe you’re a bluegrass fan and fantasize about life in “Music City.” Perhaps you want to escape to the Great Smoky Mountains for a scenic getaway.

Are you thinking about aging in place, maybe in a warmer locale? Like many of the roughly 20% of older adults who move for retirement, my father relocated to Florida to spend his retirement soaking up ...

Sebring hides in Florida’s heartland like the world’s best-kept retirement secret. This cozy city makes your monthly $2,000 stretch like elastic in all the right ways. Living expenses here won’t cause ...

RVing is a common activity, and 24% of RV owners are retired, according to GO RVing. While the appeal of retiring in an RV is clear — the comforts of home wherever you may go — it’s not always a great ...