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One Spouse Will Want Florida and One Will Want the Grandkids. The Couples Who Compromise Will Pay the Most

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Many couples planning for retirement face the same decision: where to live. One spouse wants a condo on the Gulf Coast, and the other wants to stay near the grandchildren. The compromise usually looks the same: winters in Florida, summers near the kids. That seems like the sensible middle path. The challenge is that it is often the most expensive of

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