City population: 16,237

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Tiny Laconia offers a big bargain for your retirement destination. The overall cost of living is 1.2% below the national average, according to Sperling's BestPlaces, making it much more affordable than Manchesterabout 50 miles southwhere living costs are 13.2% above average. But local average incomes are still high, averaging $71,605 for residents across all ages. That adds up to favorable odds for a balanced budget. And the Granite State's tax situation for retirees is solid, too.

Tucked between Lake Winnipesaukee and Winnisquam Lake, Laconia has been dubbed "The City on the Lake," home city to New Hampshire's Lakes Region. That means plenty of beaches and water-related activities for you in the warmer months. Other outdoor recreation abounds nearby, too. Gunstock Mountain Resort in neighboring Gilford, for example, offers camping, ziplining and snow sports, as well as fairs, events and dining options. Local crime may be worth noting: While the state sports a low rate of 1.99 violent crimes per 1,000 residents, Laconia's rate is 4.68, even slightly higher than the national median of 4 violent crimes per 1,000 residents, according to NeighborhoodScout.com. On the bright side, between 2009 and 2018, there have been only two murders in town, according to the community's police department. The site lists Parade Road-Old North Main Street and Weirs Beach-Lakeport as the safest neighborhoods in Laconia.

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The generation closest to retiring isnt yet financially prepared, and they have a few thoughts on how best to catch up.

More than six in 10 adults across all ages say they need to do more for their retirement savings, but 73% of Gen Xers polled feel this sentiment, even more than the 66% of millennials who said so, according to a TD Ameritrade AMTD, -0.57% survey of more than 1,000 Americans 23 and older with at least $10,000 in investable assets. Only half of baby boomers said they needed to catch up.

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The members of Generation X (who were born between 1965 and 1980) cant be blamed for not starting early. Many blame inadequate income as a barrier to a satisfying nest egg, as well as housing costs, supporting other family members and health care. While more than a third said they started saving or investing early, but 26% said the reason they fell behind is because they started investing too late. Almost a quarter of millennials and Gen Xers said their non-discretionary spending kept them from having enough (and millennials also blamed housing costs, supporting family members financially and student loan debt).

Millennials are more optimistic about retiring by 65 or earlier than members of Generation X, who are the least confident in catching up on their long-term savings goals (still, 65% of Gen Xers said its possible to do so, compared to 68% of boomers and 72% of millennials).

There are various ways to catch-up on savings. Gen Xers, who are approaching traditional retirement age, are working on raising their income (53% said thats how they think theyll be able to catch up), followed by working longer, spending less on non-discretionary expenses and increasing 401(k) contributions.

Boomers were most likely to say spending less would increase savings, followed by raising income and then improving markets. Millennials were more likely to vote for raising income, then spending less, followed by working longer. Others thought they could catch up by learning more about managing their finances, getting a side job, automating their savings and cutting off family members financially.

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People are considering trade-offs to save more. Gen Xers specifically would consider tweaking small expenses, such as packing lunch for work and brewing coffee at home instead of buying food and beverages outside. More than four in 10 also said theyd downsize their housing expenses and cut back on going out with friends. More than two-thirds said theyd reduce spending on vacations too. But many said theyd trim expenses during retirement rather than before retirement (70% versus 30%). And theyd also rather work part-time in retirement (73%) than push retirement back a few years (27%).

Gen Xers are in luck: theres one more tool they may already have. Many employer-sponsored retirement plans, like 401(k) plans, allow catch-up contributions beginning at age 50. The maximum contribution limit is $19,000 in 2019, but workers 50 and older can contribute an additional $6,000, for a total of $25,000.

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Many workers spend years dreaming of the day they can finally retire, and for some, early retirement would be a dream come true.

Approximately 60% of soon-to-be retirees say retirement will be the most liberating phase in their entire life, according to a survey from TD Ameritrade, and 50% of survey respondents said they would like to retire by age 60. However, while many workers want to retire that early, only a third said they expect to be able to do so.

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When you're saving for retirement, a lot of focus is put on saving enough to meet your financial needs. But another factor to consider is whether you can lower your costs in retirement. By living a less expensive lifestyle, you can retire earlier and live more comfortably without breaking the bank.

General living costs will likely be your most significant expense in retirement, and those costs are largely impacted by where you live. Move to one of these more wallet-friendly cities, and you may be able to save enough to retire early.

If you're looking to move to a community designed specifically for retirees, you can't beat Sun City. The median home value in the city is around $180,000, according to Zillow -- much less than the median U.S. home value of $229,000.

Once you start collecting Social Security benefits, you won't pay any state income taxes on them in Arizona. While you shouldn't rely too much on Social Security in retirement, the tax break can help save some money.

The general cost of living is slightly higher in Sun City than the national average, but the city has plenty of activities for retirees. With various clubs, events, and other recreational activities, it's easy to keep yourself busy during retirement while sticking to a budget. And because you'll be surrounded by other retirees your age, it will be easier to make friends and find ways to stay occupied without spending too much money.

This is key if you're planning to retire early because you'll likely have decades of free time. If you spend all your free time traveling or learning expensive new hobbies, there's a good chance you'll blow through your retirement savings too quickly.

There's a reason why the Sunshine State is such a popular retirement destination. Not only does it have beautiful beaches and nearly year-round sunny weather, but Florida residents don't pay state income taxes on Social Security benefits -- making it one of the more tax-friendly retirement destinations.

There are several cities in Florida that make for ideal retirement destinations, but Fort Meade is one of the most affordable. The median household income is just under $60,000 per year -- nearly $20,000 more per year than the national average -- yet the city has a relatively low cost of living. Themedian home value in Fort Meade is just $108,000, and the overall cost of living isnearly 20% lower than the national average.

A small town with a population of less than 6,000 residents, Fort Meade is a good option for those looking for a quieter retirement. Yet the city is also only an hour's drive from Tampa, so there are still plenty of entertainment options when you're itching to get out of the house for a day trip.

Idaho may seem like an odd retirement choice, but it has potential to be the perfect retirement destination for many people. Just over a third of people who have moved to Idaho in 2018 said their primary reason for moving was to retire, according to a survey from United Van Lines, and the state is one of the most popular destinations in the country for those looking to relocate.

Idaho Falls has the best of both worlds in that it's a relatively big city with plenty of amenities, yet the cost of living falls close to 10% below the national average. Idaho is also among the states that does not tax Social Security benefits, so the tax advantage can help your retirement income go further.

The city has plenty of museums, restaurants, and other social activities, so you'll have no shortage of ways to enjoy your retirement in Idaho Falls. The city is also a nature lover's dream, with miles of hiking trails along the Snake River and beautiful scenery, complete with the city's famous waterfalls. For those on the adventurous side, you can even visit Wilderness Ridge Trail Llamas to enjoy a hike through the mountains from the back of a llama.

Before retiring early to move across the country on a new adventure, be sure to do your due diligence and decide whether it's the best retirement option for you. If you're determined to retire early, take a close look at your savings to see just how early you're able to retire.

Don't forget about healthcare costs and Social Security benefits, too. You're not eligible to enroll in Medicare until age 65, and the earliest you can begin claiming Social Security is age 62. Also, there's a possibility that Social Security benefits could be cut in the next few decades. So as you're planning for retirement, make sure you're not going to be relying too heavily on your benefits to cover your expenses.

If you've decided that early retirement is right for you, make sure to do your research before moving to a new city. Take a couple of weeks to visit your prospective new town to find out whether you could see yourself living there. Try to live like a local and see whether it feels like home. Do you fit in with your prospective new community? Does the city have enough amenities to keep you busy in retirement? Will your friends and family be able to visit? Giving your new city a trial run can ensure you're happy there before you start packing your bags.

Not everyone can retire early, but it's not impossible. You'll likely need to supercharge your savings to make sure you have enough to last several decades, but lowering your costs by moving to a less expensive city can also help your money last longer -- and create a more enjoyable retirement for decades to come.

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Nicki Minaj may have once had "Barbie Dreams," but now she's setting her sights on something else: A family. The 10-time Grammy-nominated rapper announced her plan to retire Thursday on Twitter.

"I've decided to retire & have my family," she wrote. "I know you guys are happy now." The performer added a note to fans with lyrics from her rap in the remix of the Alicia Keys hit "Girl on Fire."

"To my fans, keep reppin me, do it til da death of me," she wrote, "[sic: X] in the box- cuz ain't nobody checkin me. Love you for LIFE." The star added a kissy face, heart and unicorn emoji. The tweet has since been deleted.

Many of Minaj's fans and fellow musicians seemed shocked by the decision. "Very busy prepping my new video but @NICKIMINAJ you better not retire! I love you! K bye," wrote singer Todrick Hall on Twitter. Rapper Young M.A tweeted simply, "You must be hacked?"

On Friday, Minaj posted a new tweet apologizing for the "abrupt & insensitive" nature of the announcement.

"I'm still right here. Still madly in love with you guys & you know that. In hindsight, this should've been a Queen Radio discussion & it will be. I promise u guys will be happy. No guests, just us talking about everything. The tweet was abrupt & insensitive, I apologize babe," she wrote, with heart and prayer emojis added at the end.

In August, the rapper revealed she planned to marry boyfriend Kenneth Petty in "about 80 days" on an episode of herQueen Radioshow, reports People. However, she added that she didn't want a big wedding anytime soon.

"I have to work on my album and I have a lot to focus on that I don't want to do the big wedding now," she said. "We'll do the big wedding later."

Minaj also confirmed the pair got their first marriage license in June on her radio show.

The 36-year-old "MotorSport" rapper appeared to become Instagram official with Petty in December, reports Entertainment Tonight. While Minaj seems smitten, Petty's criminal history, he's a alevel two registered sex offenderin New York, has garnered criticism from some of the star's fans.

While Minaj hasn't released an album since 2018, she teased an upcoming fifth album earlier this summer on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon." She was also featured on Megan Thee Stallion's song "Hot Girl Summer," which wasreleased in August.

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9:04 AM PT -- Nicki's addressing fans she upset with Thursday's retirement tweet, saying it was "abrupt & insensitive" and apologizing. She says she'll discuss her decision on "Queen Radio" soon and she's confident it will make people happy ... but she doesn't say she's taking it back. Stay tuned!

Nicki Minaj's retirement announcement not only came out of nowhere, but it absolutely doesn't add up -- as in it doesn't seem real -- based on her recent actions ... so say sources close to her.

TMZ's learned Nicki has been busy in the studio working on new music in recent weeks and on top of that ... we're told she made plans to record with several artists just in the past few days.

Our sources say Minaj has a lot of songs already in the can, and despite saying on Thursday she's retiring in order to "have my family" -- she still has studio time booked until next month.

So, why the sudden decision to hang it up? We're told Nicki's been growing increasingly fed up with internet trolls who've been harassing her lately, and finally reached a boiling point.

Our sources say the rapper was pushed over the edge by constantly defending herself over accusations of not writing her own songs, questions about her hip-hop legacy ... and her relationship with her fiance, Kenneth Petty. BTW, rumor is she's already Mrs. Petty, but that's another thing Nicki's tired of discussing.

The good news for the Barbs ... we're told those close to Nicki believe she's just taking a much-needed break from the haters and simply needs a moment to chill and reevaluate. As we told you ... DJ Paul agrees.

One more thing -- Minaj's comment about family got many wondering if she's pregnant. We're told she's not ... yet.

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A common guideline is that you should aim to replace 70% of your annual pre-retirement income. You can replace it using a combination of savings, investments, Social Security and any other income sources (part-time work, a pension, rental income, etc.). The Social Security Administration website has a number of calculators to help you estimate your benefits.

Its important to consider how your expenses will change in retirement. Some, like health care and travel, are likely to increase. But many recurring expenditures will go down: You no longer need to dedicate a portion of your income to saving for retirement. You may have paid off your mortgage and other loans. And your taxes are likely to be lower payroll taxes, which are taken out of each paycheck, will be eliminated completely.

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Retirement Homes in New Haven, Connecticut

Here are the best senior retirement homes in New Haven, Connecticut. This list of New Haven, Connecticut retirement facilities includes homes for retirees as well as retirement communities.

Leeway is an assisted retirement home in New Haven, Connecticut. Nestled at 40 Albert Street, 06320 zip code inside New Haven county, Leeway provides retirement living to all older adults who live in New Haven and offers a family-friendly environment, as well as accommodating dietary menu, three tasty daily meals, physician services and medication coordination. It can house a maximum of 30 retirees at a time.

Advanced Center For Nursing & Rehabilitation is a retirement residence in New Haven county, Connecticut. It is situated at 169 Davenport Avenue in New Haven, Connecticut and offers senior care and living to seniors who reside in the New Haven county area. Advanced Center For Nursing & Rehabilitation can provide care and housing to a maximum of 226 seniors at a time. Some of the amenities provided by Advanced Center For Nursing & Rehabilitation include memory care for dementia and Alzheimers, help with various daily living activities, numerous social activities, dietician-prepared menus and a fitness center. 55 and older adults who are looking for retirement homes in New Haven county, Connecticut near the 06513 zip code area should feel great about selecting Advanced Center For Nursing & Rehabilitation as their retirement residence.

Mary Wade Home is a pet-friendly retirement home in New Haven county, Connecticut that provides many amenities to its residents. It is situated at 118 Clinton Ave in New Haven, Connecticut, 06519 zip code area. Some of the amenities provided by Mary Wade Home include a large dining area, movie nights, wheelchair-accessible apartments and laundry for all personal clothes. Mary Wade Home can provide retirement living to up to 93 elderly adults.

Regalcare At New Haven is a retirement residence in New Haven, Connecticut that accepts Medicaid and Medicare to cover some of the cost for retirement living. Regalcare At New Haven is situated at 181 Clifton Street in New Haven county and offers amenities like beautifully landscaped walking paths, large apartments, catering for special occasions and caregiving staff members on-call throughout the night and day. It can provide 55 and over adults living in New Haven county a maximum of 150 retirement apartments.

When searching for upscale senior assisted living communities in New Haven, Connecticut, you will come across Grimes Center, located at 1354 Chapel St, 06513 zip code area. Grimes Center enables older adults living in New Haven county in Connecticut to experience senior living at its best. With community amenities that include 24/7 security, on-site dancing lessons and activities, scheduled wellness check-ups and maintenance of all apartment fixtures and appliances, older adults should feel wonderful about selecting Grimes Center as their retirement community.

Finding the best retirement home in New Haven, Connecticut is hard, but its possible if you look at Ella B Scantlebury Senior Residence. It is located at 241 Dixwell Ave. and provides services that include on-site salon and barbershop, pet services and fitness activities on a daily basis. Ella B Scantlebury Senior Residence provides a total of 20 retirement apartments to New Haven county retirees.

Tower One/tower East is a retirement home located in New Haven, Connecticut at 18 Tower Lane. It offers seniors in New Haven and nearby areas who are looking for retirement communities in New Haven county amenities that include transportation to doctor appointments, 24/7 concierge service, a nursing center and bed and linen services.

Those seniors who need assistance with daily activities and desire a home for retirees in New Haven, Connecticut should consider Bella Vista Senior Living Community. It can house a total of 1412 residents. Bella Vista Senior Living Community helps with daily tasks such as bathing, dressing, help moving around and other nursing care as needed. It includes amenities such as modern rooms, 24-hour dining, and chaplain and church services.

Quinnipac Valley Center is a retirement home in New Haven county that includes board and care services for retired adults who reside in Wallingford, Connecticut and surrounding areas. Its located in the 06492 zip code area at 55 Kondracki Lane and includes amenities like rehabilitative services, bingo and card games, scheduled off-site activities, regular housekeeping service and newly updated retirement residences. It includes a total of 180 retirement living units.

Cheshire Regional Rehab Center is a retirement home located in Cheshire, Connecticut in New Haven county. It is perfect retired adults who require caregiving and housing all under one roof. Cheshire Regional Rehab Center is situated at 745 Highland Avenue in the 06410 zip code and includes amenities like freshly prepared meals, on-site therapy services, numerous daily games and activities and worship services. It has a capacity of 120 retirement residences.

Regalcare At Prospect is a retirement facility in Prospect, Connecticut. Nestled at 25 Royal Crest Drive, 06260 zip code inside New Haven county, Regalcare At Prospect provides retirement living to all elderly adults who live in Prospect and offers a personal and friendly environment, as well as dietary menu for diabetics, three delicious daily meals, on-site physician services and medication administration by licensed nurses. It can accommodate a maximum of 120 elderly adults at a time.

Whitney Center is a home for retirees in New Haven county, Connecticut. It is located at 200 Leeder Hill Dr in Hamden, Connecticut and offers senior care and living to senior citizens who reside in the New Haven county area. Whitney Center can provide accommodation to no more than 59 seniors at once. Some of the features provided by Whitney Center include memory care for dementia and Alzheimers, help with various daily living activities, social activities, daily menus created by a licensed dietician and a fitness room. 55 and older adults who are looking for retirement communities in New Haven county, Connecticut near the 06514 zip code area will feel great about choosing Whitney Center as their retirement residence.

Apple Rehab Laurel Woods is a pet-friendly retirement residence in New Haven county, Connecticut that provides numerous amenities to its residents. It is situated at 451 North High Street in East Haven, Connecticut, 06088 zip code area. Some of the services provided by Apple Rehab Laurel Woods include a spacious dining room, movie nights, wide entries and doorways and weekly laundry services. Apple Rehab Laurel Woods can offer retirement living to a maximum of 120 retired adults.

Orange Health Care Center is an assisted retirement home in Orange, Connecticut that accepts Medicaid and Medicare to pay some of the cost for retirement living. Orange Health Care Center is located at 225 Boston Post Rd in New Haven county and includes amenities such as tree-lined walking paths, oversized apartments, special dining menu for birthdays and caregivers on-call throughout the night and day. It can provide retired adults living in New Haven county a maximum of 60 retirement residences.

When searching for luxury senior living communities in East Haven, Connecticut, you will come across Village At Mariner's Point, located at 111 South Shore Drive, 06512 zip code area. Village At Mariner's Point enables senior citizens living in New Haven county in Connecticut to experience senior living at its best. With community amenities like gated and secure entry, dancing nights, regular doctor visits and included maintenance of apartment units, senior citizens should feel great about choosing Village At Mariner's Point as their retirement community.

Finding the best home for retirees in North Haven, Connecticut is hard, however its possible if you look at Montowese Health & Rehab Center. It is situated at 163 Quinnipiac Ave and offers services such as on-site salon and spa, pet-friendly facilities and daily exercise programs. Montowese Health & Rehab Center provides a total of 120 retirement residences to New Haven county 55 and over adults.

Arden House is a retirement home located in Hamden, Connecticut at 850 Mix Ave. It offers senior citizens in Hamden and nearby areas who are looking for retirement residences in New Haven county amenities that include free medical transportation, 24/7 front desk assistance, healthcare services and housekeeping.

Those 55 and older adults who need aid with daily activities and want a retirement home in Waterbury, Connecticut should consider Meridian Manor. It can provide retirement living to a total of 94 retirees. Meridian Manor assists with daily tasks that include shower, putting on clothes, moving from one place to another and other nursing care as needed. It provides amenities like modern retirement units, computer classes, and chaplain and church services.

Carriage Green At Milford is a retirement home in New Haven county that provides board and care services for elderly adults who reside in Milford, Connecticut and surrounding areas. Its located in the 06460 zip code area at 77 Plains Road and offers amenities like rehabilitative services, bingo and card games, scheduled off-site activities, regular housekeeping service and newly updated retirement apartments. It includes a total of 107 retirement living units.

Rosegarden Health & Rehab Center is a retirement residence located in Waterbury, Connecticut in New Haven county. It is best suited for retired adults who need nursing care and housing all under one roof. Rosegarden Health & Rehab Center is situated at 3584 East Main Street in the 06704 zip code and provides amenities like chef-prepared meals, on-site physical and speech therapy, stimulating and engaging activities and religious services. It has a capacity of 82 retirement residences.

Glendale Center is an assisted retirement home in Naugatuck, Connecticut. Nestled at 4 Hazel Ave, 06770 zip code inside New Haven county, Glendale Center provides retirement living to all retirees who live in Naugatuck and offers a homey environment, as well as dietary menu for diabetics, three nutritious meals per day, on-site physician services and medication coordination. It can accommodate a maximum of 120 older adults at a time.

Hearth At Gardenside is a retirement residence in New Haven county, Connecticut. It is located at 173 Alps Road in Branford, Connecticut and offers senior care and living to elderly adults who reside in the New Haven county area. Some of the amenities offered by Hearth At Gardenside include memory care for dementia and Alzheimers, assistance with daily living, full social activities calendar, dietician-prepared menus and a fitness center. Senior citizens who are looking for retirement facilities in New Haven county, Connecticut near the 06405 zip code area will feel wonderful about selecting Hearth At Gardenside as their retirement residence.

Wolcott View Manor is a pet-friendly retirement residence in New Haven county, Connecticut that offers numerous amenities to its residents. It is situated at 50 Beach Rd in Wolcott, Connecticut, 06525 zip code area. Some of the features provided by Wolcott View Manor include a large dining area, musical activities and karaoke nights, wheelchair-accessible apartments and personal laundry service. Wolcott View Manor can provide retirement living to a maximum of 129 55 and older adults.

Golden Hill Rehab Pavilion is a retirement facility in Milford, Connecticut that accepts Medicaid and Medicare to cover some of the cost for retirement living. Golden Hill Rehab Pavilion is located at 2028 Bridgeport Ave in New Haven county and offers amenities like trails and paths, large apartments, catering for special occasions and caregiving staff on-call 24/7. It can provide older adults living in New Haven county a maximum of 120 retirement apartments.

When trying to find upscale senior assisted living communities in Seymour, Connecticut, you will come across Smithfield Gardens Assisted Living, located at 32 Smith Street, 64830 zip code area. Smithfield Gardens Assisted Living enables retired adults living in New Haven county in Connecticut to experience senior living at its best. With community amenities like 24-hour security system, on-site dancing lessons and activities, regular doctor visits and retirement apartment maintenance and upkeep, retired adults should feel wonderful about selecting Smithfield Gardens Assisted Living as their retirement community.

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Retirement Homes in New Haven, CT