The pros of college life for retirees1 of 6Wondering where there might be some great places to retire? If the thought of spending your golden years sitting in a recliner in front of the TV makes you cringe, how about retiring to a place where the vibe is youthful and energetic? A college town might be a natural fit for the active retiree who's determined to keep learning and would much rather rock at a campus arena concert than in a chair.College town retirement can also offer an affordable cost of living and access to top-notch medical care. The downside: If you live near campus housing, you may be subjected to a party atmosphere well into the wee hours, particularly on weekends.Read on to learn about the perks that come with living near a college campus when you retire. Related Articles:Collecting Social SecurityFinancial planning: 5 stages of lifeFixed income alternativesRelated Links:Making the pension decisionPros and cons of annuitiesWhere to find retirement income advertisement
Wondering where there might be some great places to retire? If the thought of spending your golden years sitting in a recliner in front of the TV makes you cringe, how about retiring to a place where the vibe is youthful and energetic? A college town might be a natural fit for the active retiree who's determined to keep learning and would much rather rock at a campus arena concert than in a chair.
College town retirement can also offer an affordable cost of living and access to top-notch medical care. The downside: If you live near campus housing, you may be subjected to a party atmosphere well into the wee hours, particularly on weekends.
Read on to learn about the perks that come with living near a college campus when you retire.