Living in Texas is different from being a resident of any other state in America. The history, culture, and political climate are unique to the Lone Star State alone, as is the experience of retiring ...

With no state income tax, a lower cost of living, and plenty of sunshine, Texas is a prime retirement destination that balances affordability with lifestyle.

Texas is often considered a tax-friendly state for retirees, largely due to its lack of a state income tax. This absence means that many forms of retirement income — such as Social Security benefits, ...

Gary Simpson was considering moving to College Station when he heard of a planned retirement community just a short walk from Texas A&M University. The residential development, opening around 2027, ...

Texas offers multiple tax benefits for individuals aged 65 and over, including property tax breaks and no tax on Social Security benefits. The state also offers sunny skies and Southern hospitality.

A new type of college senior could soon be attending classes, grabbing a meal in the dining hall and catching the bus at Texas A&M University, though they probably wouldn’t make it to midnight yell ...