A look at the range of costs you're likely to encounter if you retire in California, depending on your housing situation, ...

Californians hoping to enjoy their retirement without a strain on their wallets should consider going carless during their ...

From coastal breezes to scenic mountain views, there are many reasons people spend their retirement in California. The Golden State appeals to retirees in part because it does not tax Social Security ...

California sounds like a dream location for retirement. But the state's high cost of living and high taxes can make retiring in the Golden State daunting. Fortunately, there are many places that share ...

Each city mentioned has a retirement age (65+) population percentage of at least 10%. Additional key factors include the average value of a single-family home, average monthly mortgage and expenditure ...

A $1.5 million retirement nest egg paired with Social Security benefits would stretch farther for retirees in nearly every other state than California, but the number of people with that much money ...

A new study finds seniors in 41 states and D.C. are projected to outlive their savings and California faces the No. 5 highest shortfall of $337,000. The “magic number” that Americans think they need ...

Buyers and sellers of real estate alike—when asked what the three most essential considerations about a property are—will nearly always reply “location, location, location.” While this answer is ...

Retirees may fantasize about retiring to California, only to meet the reality of the state’s expensive real estate market. It’s no surprise that the Golden State is losing residents nearing or in ...

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