Retirement

Well we didn't see this coming.

If you’ve ever considered retiring here in our Pine Tree State, also known as ‘Vacationland,’ you might want to think about this small town!

Usually, you hear about folks leaving Maine, heading somewhere warmer to retire. Well, if you stick around, here are the best places!

Surprisingly, this publication has ranked five cities in ‘Vacationland,’ as some of the best places to retire in the entire country.

While Maine may be known as 'Vacationland,' after looking at the numbers, it’s becoming very obvious why it’s not called 'Retire-land.'

Maine's not really cheap to live anywhere, but certainly not these towns.

After 46 years in the business, the family is ready to retire and hand the keys to the business over to someone else.

A recent study has found that the length of time $1.5 million in retirement funds will last varies greatly across different US states.

Only Alaska is ranked lower in states to retire in than Maine on bankrate.com's 2022 list.