Re: If You Could Retire Anywhere In Your Country, where would it be.
Re: If You Could Retire Anywhere In Your Country, where would it be.
Re: If You Could Retire Anywhere In Your Country, where would it be.
I asked a similar question on Dogsey about a year back, and had some very interesting replies, and the same here it seems that there are many places one could move to for retirement but familly are often the reason in the end. As I only really have my brother who lives in Suffolk I guess that would be my choice. I definately do NOT want to spend my last years in Czech Republic.Re: If You Could Retire Anywhere In Your Country, where would it be.
Now with 2 small chidren, although I'm not yet even thinking about retirement I don't think I could do the usual 'coastal' or 'rural' thing. I would ideally love to remain in the home I am in now - all 4 regency floors of it (keeps me fit), but failing that somewhere smaller but still urban . . . maybe a bit more genteel than Reading; Bath, Cheltenham, Leamington Spa . . . all locations I have experience of when travelling for work and all which tick my 'heritage' boxes.Re: If You Could Retire Anywhere In Your Country, where would it be.
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