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https://www.niche.com/places-to-live/peterborough-hillsborough-nh/
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https://moneywise.com/a/best-states-for-retirement-in-2019
3. New Hampshire
Score: 17
Retire in the Granite State, and you’ll enjoy low taxes, great health care, gorgeous natural surroundings, peace and quiet, and plenty of ways to get the most out of life.
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How We Determined the Best Places to Retire
In making this list, SmartAsset considered a number of metrics. Taxes are important to everyone, but they take on a special importance when you are living off a fixed income or retirement savings. Thus, tax burden for retirees was one of the several factors considered. Healthcare also takes on a new import when you reach a certain age, so we considered the number of medical centers per 1,000 residents in each town. Recreation centers per 1,000 residents was also factored in, as was the number of retirement centers per 1,000 residents. Finally, we calculated the percentage of the population made up of seniors to see if other retirees favor the town. With that in mind, here are the best places to retire in New Hampshire.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/best-places-retire-hampshire-154315244.html
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https://www.kiplinger.com 9th best state to retire
The Granite State is the only state in the Northeast to break into the top 10 states for retirement.
When you think retirement, you probably don’t think about retiring to the Northeast. In that part of the U.S., winters can be cold, the cost of living can be steep, and taxes tend to be high. And yet, after analyzing all 50 states for retirement based on the financial factors most critical to retirees, New Hampshire managed to land a spot among the top 10 best states for retirees along with perennial warm-weather favorites such as Florida, Georgia and Hawaii. Read on to learn why the Granite State makes for an enticing retirement destination in the Northeast.
New Hampshire: #9 Best State for Retirement
Population: 1.3 million
Share of population 65+: 15.9% (U.S.: 14.5%)
Cost of living: 18% above U.S. average
Average income for 65+ households: $53,204 (U.S.: $53,799)
Average health care costs for a retired couple: $424,052 (U.S.: $423,523)
Tax rating for retirees: Most Tax Friendly
The Granite State’s current tax situation gives retirees a solid advantage. Ranking among the 10 Most Tax-Friendly States for Retirees, it doesn’t tax Social Security benefits or other retirement income or levy any sales tax. That savings helps balance out the above-average living costs and below-average household incomes. Another plus: New Hampshire ranks fifth in the U.S. for senior health, according to the United Health Foundation.
Learn more about how we ranked all 50 states for retirement including our methodology and data sources.
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New Hampshire does not tax salaries or wages, but there is a 5% tax on dividends and interest. So while retirement income is not taxed at the state level, retirees with investment income may owe some taxes. Property taxes in New Hampshire are high, and there is no state sales tax.
https://smartasset.com/retirement/new-hampshire-retirement-taxes
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Retiring In NH? Here’s What It Will Cost You
Yearly retirement costs range from as low as about $36,000 in some states to as high as $56,000. Here’s what it costs in New Hampshire.
https://patch.com/new-hampshire/concord-nh/retiring-nh-heres-what-it-will-cost-you
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Best Places To Retire In New Hampshire For 2020
We analyzed over 21 places in New Hampshire to identify the ones that offer the most to retirees.
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New Hampshire Senior Citizens Discounts
New Hampshire residents aged 65 and older
- are admitted free of charge at all day-use parks.
- receive $5 off nightly camping site fees except at Hampton, Ellacoya and Cannon RV parks.
- are admitted free of charge Monday through Friday at the Cannon Aerial Tramway and daily at the Flume Gorge.
Proper ID (N.H. driver’s license or state-issued ID) is required. (Pursuant to RSA 218:5-c.)
Please note: Senior citizens will still need to pay the parking meters at New Hampshire State Parks.
https://www.nhstateparks.org/planning/schedule-and-fees/passes-promotions