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10 US towns to retire with just social security. [2026]

10 Cheapest Towns to Retire on Social Security Alone in 2026 Retire on Social Security without going broke! I found 10 affordable retirement towns in America where you can live comfortably on $1,847/month or less. From $550 rent to zero state taxes on Social Security, these hidden gems prove retirement doesn't require a million-dollar nest egg. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: Real rent prices and cost of living data Which states don't tax Social Security income Healthcare access in small towns Property tax breaks for seniors 65+ Actual monthly budgets on $1,800 Climate, internet, and lifestyle tradeoffs Perfect for retirees, pre-retirees, or anyone looking to escape expensive cities and retire affordably without sacrificing quality of life. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Introduction: Can You Really Retire on Social Security? 1:30 - #10 Hot Springs, Arkansas 3:15 - #9 Pineville, Kentucky 4:45 - #8 Cape Girardeau, Missouri 6:10 - #7 Dubuque, Iowa 7:35 - #6 Silver City, New Mexico 8:50 - #5 Truth or Consequences, NM 10:05 - #4 Ironwood, Michigan 11:20 - #3 Presidio, Texas 12:30 - #2 Mountain View, Arkansas 13:45 - #1 Valentine, Nebraska 15:00 - Final Comparison & Takeaways 📊 RELATED SEARCHES: Cheapest places to retire in America Retire on Social Security alone Affordable retirement towns under $1000/month Best states for retirement taxes Low cost of living cities for seniors Budget retirement planning 2026 💬 Which town surprised you most? Drop your current rent in the comments! 👍 LIKE if this helped you discover affordable retirement options 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more real retirement planning (no BS, just honest advice) 📱 SHARE with someone stressed about retirement costs #RetirementPlanning #AffordableLiving #SocialSecurity #CheapestTowns #RetireEarly #BudgetRetirement #CostOfLiving #SmallTownLiving #FinancialFreedom #RetirementTips DISCLAIMER: Rent prices and costs accurate as of January 2026. Always research current conditions before relocating. I'm not a financial advisor - this is educational/entertainment content.