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Texas and the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex in particular boast relatively low-cost, high quality housing, a great climate, master-planned infrastructures, first-class communities and sports amenities.

The Texas economy is the healthiest in the nation because of continuing corporate and individual relocations, population growth, and the recent Barnett Shale gas development. It is the most resistant area in the US to the economic downturn. Housing prices are relatively stable as there has been no price "bubble".

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Texas Retirement News

10 Best-Rated States for Retirement
Low cost of living and modest taxes put Texas at the top of Money-Rates.com's list
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15 Up-and-Coming Cities
In a lump of coal you sometimes find a diamond. In an oil slick, you find patches of clear water. And in a recession, there are success stories that can change how we think about our country in the modern era.
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Where to Buy a Home for Less Than $800 a Month
While the nation's real estate crash has been a nightmare for homeowners, it has created some outstanding opportunities for would-be buyers.
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Least and Most Expensive Cities For Living in the U.S.A.
It's hard to beat the low cost of living in the South. Seven of the ten least expensive cities on our list are in Texas, Arkansas, Kentucky and Tennessee.
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America's most recession-proof cities
Texas cities starred on the new list of recession-proof metro areas, with six of 21 spots, according to MetroMonitor, a quarterly report released by Brookings Institute's Metropolitan Policy Program.
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Where America's Money Is Moving
Low taxes, warm sunshine and deep discounts on real estate. No wonder IRS data shows the wealthiest among us are headed south.
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Texas leaps to No. 2 as place to retire.
Watch out, Florida. Texas has emerged as the No. 2 retirement mecca, vaulting over Arizona and California.
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Dallas most undervalued big city, by 30%
It may be the best time to buy a house in more than four years. ...best bargains were found in Texas.
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Texas attracting significant migration...
...at the expense of the much higher-cost metros of California and Florida.
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Retirement age in US rises to 61 (from 57 in the 90s)
The average U.S. retirement age has climbed to 61, up from 57 two decades ago, and it’s likely to age higher, according to Gallup's Economy and Personal Finance survey.
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Buzz: Yes, many of us do need Social Security
Love it or hate it, many of us will rely on Social Security. And that’s making a lot of us very nervous. This week in Life Inc., we wrote about how the latest plan to tweak Social Security is unpopular with both liberal and conservative thinkers.
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6 signs that you are ready to retire early
No. 1: You are emotionally ready to quit workingBoth the big picture and the fine details of your financial and emotional states are important to consider when assessing your readiness for early retirement.
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Where your Social Security check goes when you die
If you rely on your spouse’s Social Security check to pay your bills — or if your spouse relies on yours — you need to understand what happens to that money when the recipient of those benefits dies.
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401(k) rollover process too confusing, agency says
A congressional watchdog agency says many workers get false or misleading information about what they can do with their 401(k) accounts when they change jobs.
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Last-minute retirement planning strategies
In a perfect world, everyone would follow a consistent saving and investing plan, allowing them to retire with the same lifestyle they enjoyed during their working careers. In reality, many find they are rapidly approaching retirement age without nearly enough savings.
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Younger buyers jump into retirement real estate
Home values in the Boca Raton, Fla., area are starting to rise again, and that has buyers of all ages flooding in, even into retirement communities.
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Fewer workers tapping 401(k) for loans, study shows
Fewer people tapped their workplace retirement accounts for temporary loans or "hardship" withdrawals last year, according to a study released Wednesday by WorldatWork and the American Benefits Institute.
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