Top ten States article
Umm... http://britishexpats.com/articles/us...-quality-life/
New Hampshire I agree, bit chilly though Hawaii If you can find a job and afford the cost of living (and it rains a lot) Vermont Really high taxes, NH makes more sense Maine Pretty chilly, transportation links aren't that great Minnesota/North Dakota/South Dakota Getting the impression this is an article designed to get people to move to places that are usually unpopular. Fair number of jobs going in North Dakota though. Colorado/Wyoming/Utah Colorado has plenty of nice places to live, everywhere in Utah is a bit isolated though (except St George), Wyoming is too cold and isolated, unless you really want to be a rancher. Even by Canadian standards Wyoming is cold. |
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A very odd article I thought.
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Apparently quality of life requires mountains, cold, or remoteness, or some combination there of. :confused:
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These things seem to have a different top ten every time they come out!!:thumbdown:
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Originally Posted by Pulaski
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Apparently quality of life requires mountains, cold, or remoteness, or some combination there of. :confused:
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I sometimes think some of the people who write articles on this site have less of a clue than those we think it would be good to start a new life in Florida, having been on holiday there for two weeks.
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Originally Posted by lansbury
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I sometimes think some of the people who write articles on this site have less of a clue than those we think it would be good to start a new life in Florida, having been on holiday there for two weeks.
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Originally Posted by lansbury
(Post 10517573)
I sometimes think some of the people who write articles on this site have less of a clue than those we think it would be good to start a new life in Florida, having been on holiday there for two weeks.
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Originally Posted by sir_eccles
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Well yes, then you click through to the website of the person who posted it and you see the connection. It's just click bait to fish for like minded Eastenders fans.
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Originally Posted by lansbury
(Post 10517573)
I sometimes think some of the people who write articles on this site have less of a clue than those we think it would be good to start a new life in Florida, having been on holiday there for two weeks.
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Originally Posted by lansbury
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I like their retirees visa. You only need to invest $500,000 and you can spend the rest of your days in Florida. No mention of heath care in their list of things to consider.
Also money won't be a problem due to the lower cost of living, enabling them to enjoy a high quality of life. |
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NH has really high property taxes though....and most of those states have a serious lack of jobs.
ME/NH/VT, for the most part also means you have to drive loads to get anywhere and get anything done, with very little public transport to get you about. Sure, cities like Portland and Bangor have a bus system, but hard to get around outside of the downtown areas...and those winters, for a retired folk, awesome. |
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Originally Posted by Bob
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.... ME/NH/VT, for the most part also means you have to drive loads to get anywhere and get anything done, with very little public transport to get you about. ......
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Originally Posted by Pulaski
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ME, NH, VT, ........ and 47 others states! :rolleyes:
I mean, Walmart are everywhere, but we still had to drive 40 mins to the nearest one when we lived in one town up in Maine :lol: |
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Originally Posted by Sally Redux
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They won't need health cover. ...the opportunity to escape the European winter and live in a climate which helps them to remain active and healthy for longer.
Also money won't be a problem due to the lower cost of living, enabling them to enjoy a high quality of life. |
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