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24 Cities Where Your Social Security Can Pay the Rent

July 26, 2019 · Retirement Life
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Mobile, Alabama

  • Average monthly rent in 2019: $914.70

Apart from cheap rent, Mobile has a lot to offer to its residents. If you’re still worried about money you should know that the average cost of living here is lower than the national average. That means you’ll have more to spend on your favorite activities or more opportunities to save for those rainy days.

There are plenty of fishing and hunting opportunities in the area, meaning you can spend the majority of your time in nature. For a change of scenery, head over towards the Gulf Coast and lounge on the beach for a few hours. All in all, if you enjoy water-front living, you should definitely give Mobile, Alabama, a try.

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