Waltzing into a Tennessee retirement won’t break your heart or your bank account, state officials promise. “Tennessee is ideal for retirement for our lower cost of living, no state income tax or pension tax, mild four-season climate and quality of life,” Mark Ezell, commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Tourist Development, tells Money Talks News. “Our music, scenic beauty…
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