Retiring in Clovis
Retiring in Clovis offers genuinely affordable housing and New Mexico's real, income-capped Social Security tax exemption, anchored by a real regional hospital.
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Learn moreNew Mexico's real, income-capped Social Security exemption
New Mexico fully exempts Social Security income for taxpayers with federal AGI below $100,000 single/$150,000 married-filing-jointly, phasing out above those thresholds.
A genuinely affordable cost of living
Clovis's average home value ran approximately $159,170, and its effective property tax rate (~0.85%) runs below the national median.
A real regional healthcare anchor
Plains Regional Medical Center, a 100-bed hospital affiliated with Presbyterian Healthcare Services, anchors real local healthcare access for retirees.
Key takeaways
- New Mexico's Social Security exemption applies below defined income thresholds; confirm exact figures with a tax professional.
- Clovis's housing and property tax both run genuinely below relevant national medians.
- Plains Regional Medical Center anchors real local healthcare access for retirees.
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