CHEAPEST PLACE TO LIVE????

[Dave92270]

TAZ, great post and don't worry too much things always sort out themselves you know that. anyway drop a post again

[timgco]

I think something else to consider TAZ:

Make sure where you do move to, you will have good helath care close by and that those facilities will not only offer what your illness requires, but that the next state funded insurance will back. I have seen some facilities decline treatments or deffer to a neighboring facility.

As for cheapest, I agree with MT. The cost of living up that way is lower than most, no state taxes, low l.plate renewals, and there are a couple of healthcare providers up there that are decent.

[RubHer Yellow Ducky]

I know quite a large amount (relativity speaking) of RETIRED Military consider moving to Costa Rica because the cost of living there is very inexpensive in U.S. Dollars...

not sure about health care there though, if it is nationalized, if you as a U.S. Citizen can use it...etc etc

If I and i'm sure anyone else hears of anything we will let you know...

Please keep us in the loop...shame your not a veteran.....I find the V.A. health system to be good...problems do pop up but they do on the private side also...

RYD

[HUMMERcustoms.com/TAZ]

Ducky

I wish I had done what I wanted out of high school and took offer as a warrant officer flying Cobra's. I had a full academic scholarship to college and pressed by family to go that route then got married and after 2 years of college wanted to go on back and fly choppers but, this time wife and her mom cried me out of it. I wanted so bad to serve my country but, in a funny way I sort of did I spent my whole childhood as an Air Force brat. I had a good working knowledge of military and I felt I could excell well in that system where you were reward for smarts, drive, and eni****ive (spelling?) but, you know what I mean. I'm proud though I served my nation as a rice, wheat, and soybean farmer for 32 years but, retirement benefit sucks though.

Thanks for all ideas and hope more will come. Man plan is to travel but, have a home base so MT sounds nice.

TAZ

[lvs]

WY and SD also have no state tax. SD is pretty inexpensive.

[BKLYNH2]

Considering the need to be close to good medical care but a less expensive cost of living I would suggest Cleveland, or its outlying areas. The Cleveland clinic has an extraordinary reputation but the city is cheap. Morgantown, WV might be another place with reasonable access to Pittsburgh hospitals and a low cost of living. Best of luck to you.

[2of4]

Taz if cold bothers your condition don't move to MT, WY, SD or ID the winters are brutal and very long. Nevada also dosn't have state taxes and the south half of the state has a more mild winter. Mesquite is a nice small town 1hr NE of Vegas.