retirement

A new study ranks the top 10 cities to retire in Texas and the #1 spot might surprise you.

So, whether you are looking to retire somewhere in Texas that is affordable, sunny most days of the year, and offers unique beauty many of us can appreciate, or you just want to go and see another side of this great state that we enjoy, you may want to plan a visit.

It was her first and only job and the place where she would meet her lifelong partner.

The Lone Star State seems to be at the top of every list. Even a list regarding somebody simply relaxing after working for a long time!

Shenandoah, Texas, is a peaceful, welcoming town perfect for retirees, offering comfort, community, and various housing options.

On some days, it seems like you'll work until you die. The sterile lights, cramped cubicles, and overbearing bosses can drive a better person insane.

You've saved one million dollars for your Texas retirement. How long will that money last? The answer might just frighten you into an early grave.

New Mexico offers an attractive alternative to Arizona and Nevada for Montanans hoping to escape winter, seasonally or for good.

If you're looking for a place to retire, you might consider living in Sun City, Arizona. You're kids and grandkids can visit, but unless you're 55 years or older, you're not allowed to live there permanently.

This feel-good story takes us to Anthony, Texas where, after a whopping 48 years of being an absolute legend at Anthony ISD, Nurse Marlene White is finally retiring at the end of December!