Matt Lyons

Sure, when you think of Tennessee, major cities like Nashville and Memphis probably come to mind. But there are also plenty of other charming cities within the state that are often overlooked. One of these cities? Chattanooga. If you’re planning a move to Tennessee, you’ll definitely want to consider moving to Chattanooga. This “Scenic City” has tons to offer residents, from its spectacular food scene and gorgeous natural beauty to its thriving arts scene and more. Here are some considerations to help you decide if Chattanooga is the right place for you.

In search of a retirement destination that’s home to year-round beautiful weather, diverse views, and adventures around every corner? Then the Golden State of California could be your ticket to paradise! And you wouldn’t be the only one. In fact, nearly 16 percent of California’s population is 65 years of age or older. But where do these retirees prefer to live? Here are our top picks for the best cities to retire in California.

Retirees seeking the perks of rural tranquility with access to urban amenities in close proximity will find New Hampshire to be the perfect retirement spot. But what are the best places to retire in New Hampshire? Here are 12 of our favorites.

Living in Huntsville, AL, offers the perfect combination of affordable living, excellent quality of life, plenty of entertainment options, and more for a variety of different lifestyles. Want to know specifics? Check out this list of 14 things we think you should know before you go.

There’s no denying it: Small towns have a certain charm that you can’t get in the big cities. From areas rich in history to areas abundant in fun outdoor recreation, culture, and more, here are what we consider some of the best small towns to retire across the United States.