The truth is that most of us decide where we want to spend our retired life a decade or two before we intend to retire. And why not? All our life we get involved in a rat race to achieve fame, money, to climb the corporate ladder, be the best parents, and after years of accomplishing all these things, all you want when you retire is to live in a quaint serene city. A city where you do not have to worry about the chaos, where you can enjoy low taxes and a decent standard of living.

You would agree that choosing a place to retire can be quite overwhelming. With so many options to choose from, it is natural to get frustrated when you are not able to narrow down your options.

But don’t worry. Read this article to know about the top 5 U.S cities that you can consider living after your retirement.

• Venice, Florida
  The elegant Italian Renaissance-inspired architectures, the soothing canals and rivers and the touristy vibe of this offshore city, make it one of the best places to live in after you retire. The city has a laid-back traffic scene, and low cost of living, making it a favorite among the older retirees. You can consider starting up a small hotel or a boutique and earn some money, while in your free time you can play sports like golf, tennis and enjoy the beach life.
• Austin, Texas
  The capital city of Texas should be the city you choose to retire in if live music, biking, boating and an animated nightlife is what you want your retired life to consist of. Austin is also a great choice if you want to pursue schooling after you retire, as the University of Texas gives up to six credit hours free for people aged 65 or above.
• Lancaster, Pennsylvania
  History fanatics should seriously start considering this city to live once they retire. Some of the popular historical places that the city homes are Wheatland, which has the estate of 15th President, James Buchanan, Central market and the Lancaster County Prison. If you are a history lover, then your source of income is almost sorted, as you can take up volunteering gigs and accompany travelers who come to visit the city and show them around.
• Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
  Myrtle Beach is a perfect place to retire in every sense. It has one of the world’s most beautiful beaches, best dining experiences, and a bustling nightlife. One of the best reasons why many people today are considering Myrtle Beach is because of its great weather. The extremely low cost of living, affordable taxes and the relaxing yet flamboyant life are some of the factors that make this city a top choice for living a retired life in.
• Prescott, Arizona
  Arizona must be mentioned when we are talking about places in the country that are ideal to live after retirement. The city of Prescott offers a desert -mountain terrain, pleasantly warm climate and a vibrant cultural history. But what makes Arizona a haven for retirees is the low retiree taxes and low cost of living.

So, which of these are your favorite pick?