Your Relocation Questions Answered: Best Places to Retire and Move in 2026
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Are you planning a move in 2026? Join the World According To Briggs community for a deep dive into the best places to live, work, and retire in the U.S. In this live session, we tackle the tough questions about relocation, from cost-of-living "truth bombs" to finding hidden gems that haven’t been urbanized yet.
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In this video, we discuss:
Retirement Showdowns: Comparing Maine vs. Colorado for retirees—which state really wins when it comes to taxes and winters?
Flotissant, MO❤
The Migration Reality: Why the move from California to red states is driven by economic survival rather than just politics.
Hidden Gems: Why Fargo, North Dakota, is a "blessing" for remote workers, and the surprising truth about rural New Jersey.
Thought's on SW, VA for off grid life ?
Cost of Living Deep Dives: Real-time stats on Knoxville, Rogers (Arkansas), and the rising tech scene in Chattanooga.
Viewer Q&A: Addressing your specific concerns about healthcare accessibility, ADA-compliant cities, and avoiding the "data center" water crunch in Arizona.
I loooove the west coast but can’t afford it. 😄 So Western NC is my home for now. The mountains are pretty but the humidity is disgusting and I am originally from FL.
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I currently live in Grove Oklahoma in a 55 plus community. Very nice but....I believe that I would like to give The Villages Florida a try.
I hear nothing but positive news from that area....
As a retired veteran I do know Florida offers some excellent benefits for veterans especially 100% SC....
If things go well, I will be there Summer 2027..
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@barbarasummers280Thay had wach party on Tacoma waterfront today for world cup
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@jamesreding6336Say it again. All cities has bad neighbors. Not just the 1 city that the world likes to think is rough.
@chihickman4836I'm actually looking into moving into Madison Wisconsin. I just worked there and it's nice. It has most things that are at home. Except the bad. And it still is close to home. Not too many homeless. I seen a couple. They got a few decent restaurants, 2 big lakes, jobs everywhere. It's a lil cheaper than home.
@chihickman4836I'm a homeless veteran, I'd like a roof over my head and be allowed to have yard sales without needing permits, and be close enough to town so I can get to town and install attic fans for people who need them.
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The Confirmed Millions: Federal prosecutors have secured convictions tied to hundreds of millions in fraud. This includes the $250 million Feeding Our Future pandemic meal program (the largest COVID-19 relief fraud scheme in the U.S.). Furthermore, an initial sweep of state health care and Medicaid programs recently resulted in charges involving over $90 million in stolen funds.
To many thieves in Minnesota if you ask me
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