How You Can Move in Your 50s and 60s Without Breaking the Bank

PennyGem’s Elizabeth Keatinge tells us about some things you may want to consider when moving in your 50s or 60s.

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00:00Considering packing up and heading to a new town, well, there's many considerations for

00:08a move if you're in your 50s or 60s.

00:10Right Place, Right Time author Ryan Frederick tells NextAvenue.org that it's important to

00:15consider things like what kind of social connections you can make in your new neighborhood.

00:20What about walkability?

00:21You can check out information on these things in Milken Institute's Best Cities for Successful

00:25Aging and sites like Nextdoor.

00:28Forbes suggests asking your partner and yourself important questions.

00:32How will you fill your days?

00:34Will it be difficult to visit your family?

00:36Do you care?

00:37Do you want to rent your own?

00:38What about access to medical care?

00:41What makes you happy?

00:43GoBankingRates emphasizes that you should consider your cost of living, access to grocery

00:47stores and your safety.

00:49There's also cities with tax breaks for retirees you can take advantage of.