Trying to decide where to retire? Choose Tallahassee! Retirees already love Florida due to the fact there’s no personal income tax. This helps you save money during your golden years.
However, you can avoid sprawling cities and traffic jams when you choose the city of Tallahassee as your retirement destination. Enjoy biking along canopy roads, world class arts and cultural events, lifelong learning opportunities from a world class public university, and 55 plus communities.
The cost of housing is much less expensive than other Florida cities, but the activities and amenities available to residents are plentiful. Visit ChooseTallahassee.com/retirees to learn more about retiring to Florida’s capital city.
With a plethora of resources and activities tailored to seniors, this vibrant city beckons retirees with promises of community engagement, wellness, and endless exploration!
You’ve got a lot of decisions to make when you reach retirement, but one of the most exciting ones should be where you’ll spend it. Whether you’re planning on staying in your state or if you’re looking to make a big move, we’ve got you covered. We’ve looked into living costs, city size, healthcare, and
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What’s so great about Tallahassee? We recently came to see for ourselves. We were finalists in a contest sponsored by “Choose Tallahassee” aimed at attracting baby boomers to relocate to Florida’s state capital. What did we find? We found a vibrant city filled with energy and enthusiasm. We awoke to a downtown marketplace setting up
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