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Originally Posted by Lincolnian
I am contemplating retiring in either New Hampshire or Florida. In either case I will spend time in both places. I am trying to determine which location would be best to establish residency? I anticipate spending winters in Florida with some ski trips to New Hampshire as well as the whole summer. I'm pretty flexible on my time so either location could work for residency.
Many of my friends have been moving to Florida for retirement and I recently spent some time down there (I also did a lot of skiing in NH). However, in my observation although there may be some savings over where I currently live, CT, I do not see any significant savings for retirement in Florida over New Hampshire. Am I missing something?
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You dont need to buy anything in floida to be counted as your domicile or a resident is 4 months. dont register to vote or vote. You can if you want, that just complicates this method.
You can get a drivers license or a state issued id with an address , a vehicle or vessel registration, you dont even have to drive it, ever!
You can register your road vehicle for a one time fee forever in montana and use an llc for privacy.
Florida charges too much for vehicle registrations.
So, youre a florida resident driving a company vehicle visiting new hampshire.
If you need details let me know.
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