Something I have been wondering about...
Keep in mind that in many ways I am just a baby when it comes to things like financial literacy and retirement strategies.
But I was wondering why moving to a very low-cost-of-living locality isn't part of a retirement strategy?
Like, lets say you live in Boston or LA. When you quit working and retire, why not move to Boise or Omaha? The cost of living is so, so much lower. Wouldn't one's dollar stretch a lot further?
Thoughts?