Interesting, but what state would you be a resident in?

TX so that you didn't pay income tax on your SS or other income
and it is the only state without income tax close enough to the Miss that you could reasonably get there and back in a day if you needed to do something in TX although if you have no car , not sure if they have motorcycle inspections

my grandparents did that for about 15 years , first winter they stayed in TX to establish residency.

that is also a dream of mine , not sure the wife will see it quite that way

Our socialist in chief wants to pass a bill where MN would tax your retirement no matter where you go.

Being as you are from MN, Snowball, AR. is a rural spot in that neck of the woods. Pretty country.

Pa.

I'd keep my house.

At one point I thought splitting time between our farm and a summer place in Northern New Mexico when I retire. Even though our summers royally suck, I have recently changed my mind. Too many Texans and Santa Fe is going after guns. Otherwise, it is a beautiful place.

I also don't want to have gear in two places. I like my shop, tools, gun range, etc. here.

Your money would go a long way. When I was in the beverage industry summer help came here from Poland. Those guys were engineers, architects even school teachers. Apparently working a summer here was twice or better than what their yearly salaries were in Poland working their profession. Crazy!

I'd get rid of the ol lady....and do what YOU want.

And stay out of states with Tornados..wild fires...floods..

Argentina has a current inflation rate of 109% so you may want to revise your list

Retiring couple we bought this place from moved from MO to somewhere near Duluth. Last I heard, they like it. Know another couple what left MN (for obvious reasons) but they moved to SD. Have a friend in SD who wanted to move to MO Ozarks. One of big advantages of MO for geezers and geezerettes is low property taxes, plus we like our guns, property rights, food and if you like trapping varmints, we have an endless supply.

You’re gonna leave before the party gets started!

When lids all get grown up I'm getting a school bus, remodel it with living quarters, pull a enclosed trailer for toys and become a gypsy.

Hate to break it to you Nessy, but you can have tornados in any state. True that they aren’t common, but you can still have them. Lived in Ks all my life, and have seen a total of three, all when I was driving to other places. Not many places you can go to that there is not a down side of some kind!

There are places 100 to 160 miles north of Mexico City (inland) that is beautiful and settled mostly by higher Spanish decent Mexicans. Lot of golf courses and with altitude say 4-5K the nights are cool and the humidity is lowewr as well. US dollars would go a long ways there even in the more desirable regions.

Bryce

Isla mujeres

If I was to relocate, we have considered northeast Tennessee. Can someone tell me the advantages for living in Arkansas?

It's best to retire where you are. Starting over when you retire doesn't work. Seen people try it and they have always been sorry.

WOW!!! You have to be kidding me!

The donkeys just keep forcing people to leave MN with their governing now they see they are losing tax dollars. If they would be such a socialism liberal state, they wouldn't have that problem.

MN is really the CA of the north and a very sad thing.

I haven't been to Mongolia in several years, but Mongolia is pretty much just like western Montana was 200 years ago; but you have a 4x4 rig.
The differences are; in Mongolia there are no fences, no No Trespassing signs, no animal rights activists and lots of familiar game. Moose, elk, deer, wolves, foxes, sables, etc.. Along with ibex and several species of sheep. Very friendly people too.

Before I went to Mongolia I read a travel guide book about the country. It advise against going to Mongolia if you are a vegan since you won't find anywhere in Mongolia that will accommodate someone with a vegan diet. Sounded like my kind of place.

I'll bet if you have any amount of assets they'd let you in. I'm halfway serious about this. Easiest access is via; Seattle, Seoul Korea, Ulaanbaatar.

When most people think about Mongolia, they picture desserts, that's only part of the country, the northern half (or more) is incredibly nice, especially for the outdoorsman. And the fishing is outstanding; very few Mongolians eat fish; they believe it's rather demeaning to eat fish, they think real men eat red meat. It's a very safe country also. Your biggest risk is the rare chance of running into an obnoxious derelict whose had too much vodka.