Should You Retire in Vermont?
If you're thinking of relocating in retirement, you might want to consider Vermont as a possible destination -- because it has a lot of what many people love. For example, if you love the great outdoors, you'll enjoy the vivid four seasons in Vermont, replete with opportunities to hike, camp, fish, kayak, ski, and more. (Even if you just love driving through picturesque small towns and stopping for ice cream, you'll be good.) Those seeking more cultural activities can enjoy museums, galleries, festivals, and more. Note that those four seasons do come with some cold weather, snow, and ice in winter.
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Retirees are smart to consider healthcare costs, quality, and accessibility in their retirement planning. On that front, Vermont scores fairly well: MedicareGuide.com has rated it the 19th-best state in the nation for elderly healthcare.
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