If a guy wanted to retire in Wyoming what towns should he look at?

[Bob-WY]

We should ask you, what do you want in town or near? People, no people, lots people. Traffic, shopping, food...

Especially in WY that can make a huge difference

 

[Drake4]

I’d be looking at Pinedale

 

[Treeshark]

Alpine is a nice town.

 

[BigHornRam]

I dont need to freeze to death either but if I coukd keep it between zero and seventy degrees that'd be alright.

Early September mornings in Yellowstone, can be 20 in the morning, and 80 in the afternoon. You won't make it here.

 

[appaloosa]

Wyoming is the best place to retire. Remember that. mtmuley

Wyoming sucks, tell your friends

 

[Nick87]

Early September mornings in Yellowstone, can be 20 in the morning, and 80 in the afternoon. You won't make it here.

You dont have the humidity. Thats nothing.

 

[Benfromalbuquerque]

I’d say it depends. Wyoming retirement taxation is currently very favorable to those who have a lot to shield from taxation and a short time till their check out date. On the other hand, you got Florida or Arizona which tax more, though you’ll almost always have some sun. Retirees have gone to those two states for so long now that entire cities have come up out of a planned retirement community.

Now if you two plan on having considerable assets to shield from taxation, but you could realistically see decades of retirement, there’s the Caribbean. Some of those island countries offer no personal income tax and no wealth tax. They have citizenship through investment programs. Upfront expense, sure, but at least you’re not stuck spending 30 years where it’s cold as tits eight months of the year telling yourselves it was a good idea.

 

[mtmuley]

Wyoming sucks, tell your friends

I will. It sucks here too. mtmuley

 

[WyoCoalMiner]

Lived in Rock Springs for 20+ and Gillette for a few. Liked both but RS is a touch better. Recently moved to Alpine. Will retire in a few. We really like Alpine.

 

[Brittany Chukarman]

I kind of liked Basin.