Retirement means you're no longer tied to a job, and that could also mean you're no longer tied to the city you call home. If you want to move to enjoy better weather or more affordable living costs, you can do that. But moving brings its obstacles, especially for seniors who are already living on a fixed income.

They may wonder how their move will affect their budget, including their Social Security benefits. Fortunately, this doesn't affect people's Social Security checks in most cases. However, there are three exceptions discussed below.

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