Where to Retire Magazine

Pretty lame
A review of Where to Retire Magazine, November 1, 2012
Submitted by: Nan from Phoenix, AZ

Thin on facts.

Retirement
A review of Where to Retire Magazine, June 8, 2010
Submitted by: cat from san jose, ca

This magazine has an incredible number of ads in it but the few articles that were written were quite good and some good statiscal info.

Biased Magazine
A review of Where to Retire Magazine, June 6, 2010
Submitted by: Rob from Portland, Or

The magazine does cover many communities and thats where it ends.  It seems to identify all retirees as primarily caucasian married and with higher retirement incomes.   There are hints of politics in this magazine, and it just seems to cater to a certain retiree market.   Higher income Married couples.

I actually have grown tired of the magazine and wish another publisher would publish a less biased magazine for all of us. 

Republican-biased & self-promoting (full of ads)
A review of Where to Retire Magazine, April 11, 2010
Submitted by: sandrad from Corvallis, OR

This is a horribly biased mgazine full of ads for Republican-biased retirement communities. There are so many ads and even the articles are ad-based. If you want a non-biased, diverse retirement community, I wouldn't start here.

I found "Where to Retire" jam packed with useful information
A review of Where to Retire Magazine, February 16, 2010
Submitted by: Judy from Johnsburg, IL

I was surprised by all of the data that was presented in the magazine.  I went out and bought a storage box to save all of the issues to refer back to.  I was able to identify several possible retirement locations that we hadn't even thought of.

I look forward to future issues.