The True Cost of RETIRING in California: What You Need To Know

Attorney Jim Cunningham of CunninghamLegal and Alissa Kroeger of Ascent Wealth Management address the benefits of retiring in California, along with the drawbacks—offering comprehensive insights to make the best decisions for your retirement. Get a balanced view of the cost of living, tax implications, and the amenities this state has to offer. Learn the true implications of retiring in California, and find out whether the beautiful, yet potentially expensive, state of California is the right choice for your golden years.





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[julies]

Perfect timing! I’m recently retired this year, my husband is already retired, and we were considering selling in our house in the Central Valley and moving to Tennessee or North Carolina or somewhere. Had not even considered the other issues such as community property or Medi-Cal. You given us food for thought, thank you!

[Ottavia]

My property tax in Kern County has doubled since I purchased my house 20 years ago. Taxes ARE a big deal.

[sw]

Interesting presentation. It begs the question: what you need to know when you move your parents (and their assets) to somewhere else or across state lines to be near you, you calculate financial impact on (1) your parent and (2) on you. (And then dealing with the spreading the fairness aspect when you have siblings.)

[cherlgolja]

It’s working for me ! My house is paid for I have no debt! I’m 73 lived in Northern California 🍷for over 45 years, I’ve lived all over this beautiful country nothing is as beautiful as California!!!!😊🇺🇸
Hate the politics! However there are more republicans here then people know 🇺🇸vote !!!!🇺🇸

[jimbrown]

Don't retire in California unless you are rich and like paying high taxes.