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  • Writer: Foncia Tarentaise
    Foncia Tarentaise
  • Oct 22
  • 1 min read

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Moving After Retirement: A New Chapter Begins


Changing regions after retirement is much more than just moving house — it’s a new beginning. Nearly one in eight retirees takes the leap, often leaving major cities for medium-sized towns, coastal areas, or attractive rural regions. To make this transition a success, planning ahead is essential: exploring the new environment (shops, transport, healthcare), comparing the cost of living, and preparing to sort through belongings accumulated over the years. On the social side, beware of isolation — successful integration starts by joining local associations, clubs, or community activities as soon as you arrive. Administratively, don’t forget to update your address, transfer or cancel contracts, and look into available support through your pension fund or local organizations. In short, this move can turn retirement into a real adventure — provided it’s approached with preparation and method.


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