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24 Cities Where Your Social Security Can Pay the Rent

July 26, 2019 · Retirement Life
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Fort Wayne, Indiana

  • Average monthly rent in 2019: $745

Fort Wayne is currently going through a revitalization period, so if you settle down here you’ll get to see the city reborn. But you won’t have to wait long for entertainment since you’ll have a plethora of amenities at your fingertips already.

The 25-mile riverfront is a favorite for those who enjoy going for a walk or biking. Need a change of scenery? Don’t worry, the 86 public parks have got you covered. You’ll probably tire before you explore all 2,805 acres, but who’s complaining?

You’ll also have three minor league sports teams you can cheer for, and when you’re feeling classy you can also enjoy the city’s very own symphony orchestra.

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