Interested in retiring to Georgia?

Georgia has become a popular retirement state for many reasons. This site will help you learn more about Georgia and help you decide if retiring to this area in the southern part of the U.S. makes sense for you.

Georgia, population of about 10,000,000, has long been a popular retreat. Going back to the days of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Americans became aware of Georgia as a place to relax because of the President’s frequent use of Warm Springs, Ga. as his rehabilitative retreat. In the years since Georgia has been discovered by real estate developers hoping to build active adult and 55+ communities for the tens of thousands of retirees who are moving to this sunbelt state. Georgia is a diverse state with a retirement lifestyle for just about anyone. There are big cities like Atlanta and its attending suburbs. Thriving college towns like Athens are just the ticket for many folks. Lake areas like the giant Lake Lanier area appeal to others. Coastal areas like Sea Island and St. Marys call out to many retirees. The hardest problem about retiring to Georgia is picking the area that appeals to you the most.

• Georgia retirement Pros and Cons Here is where you can find out more about the pros and cons of retiring in Georgia.
• Georgia Active Adult Communities Directory Find new and established active adult communities in and around Georgia, with links to more.
• Georgia Retirement Guide Use this helpful guide to find the best places to retire in Georgia, find out if it is tax-friendly state, and learn more about its climate and other key factors.
• Is Georgia Tax Friendly? This handy reference summarizes how Georgia’s tax situation could affect you as a retiree.

More Resources :

• GA Department of Revenue
• Georgia Official Tourism Website
• Georgia Page on Wikipedia
• Lake Lanier Retirement
• Retire in Myrtle Beach
• Retire in Beaufort
• Affordable Retirements