[grey_whiskers]

Can you put up with the liberals in Bozoman, Montana?
How is the medical care there?

*Beginning early scoping out of places to retire!

(cost-of-living)
(medical care)
(decent groceries)
(state taxes)
(do they tax social security)
(not overrun with jihadists or blue haired SJWs or drugs)

[bagster]

How is the medical care there?

Good, GW. And they have bingo of a Tuesday night and dentu-grip in the stores too.

And early bird specials at the Applebees.

#LoveMeSomeOldPeopleJokes

[Chuckster]

Can you put up with the liberals in Bozoman, Montana? How is the medical care there? *Beginning early scoping out of places to retire! (cost-of-living) (medical care) (decent groceries) (state taxes) (do they tax social security) (not overrun with jihadists or blue haired SJWs or drugs)

I've found my perfect spot. All of the above plus low crime and excellent hunting and fishing. Good place for vets because there are more of us per capita than any other state. Excellent VA services here too; Convenient even, if you can stand to live in a city of 31K people (Juneau) or even 300K (Anchorage). I've sacrificed some convenience to live in a smaller Island community. Depends on priorities. Nitelife, proximity to a mall or a Walmart are not on my list.

[greeneyes]

Missouri is moderately friendly for retirees.
No tax on Social Security or Public Retiree Pensions for those making less than 100000 per year/joint filing. 85,000 single.

Cost of living is not too bad, and tends to be socially conservative—exceptions for larger cities if run by DEMs. Dolphin/human hijinks is taboo.

St. Louis has world renowned health care centers. Rural Communities will often transport/transfer to St. Louis, if they are not equipped to handle.

Southwest Mo. tends to rely on Cox Medical or St. Johns. and they have also been known to transport to St. Louis when the need arises.