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10 of the Best Places to Retire in Arizona

Retirement living choices abound in the Grand Canyon State’s big cities, small towns, forested mountains, sun-drenched desert and even a beach resort.

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These 10 Cities Are Most at Risk From Climate Change, Experts Say

As the climate changes, these cities might take the brunt of Mother Nature's wrath.

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In Less Than a Decade, You Won t Be Able To Afford a Home in These Cities

Rising home values can quickly transition a reasonable housing market into the type of real estate monster that has consumed places like the San Francisco Bay Area and New York City. While the idea of.

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35 Best Cities To Retire on $3,000 per Month

Are you considering joining the approximately 47 million Americans who are retired? You're not alone. That's approximately 14% of the U.S. population that has closed the door on the working.

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15 Cities With the Largest Gender Homeownership Gap

Women in the U.S. earn around $0.84 for every $1 men earn. Despite that, single women are more likely to own a home.

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