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Minnesota boasts the country’s overall best health care for older Americans overall, while also leading in two categories: best average monthly insurance premium and heart disease mortality.
MoneyRates evaluated the country’s best states for retirees using 10 data sets across four major categories: economic factors, crime and safety, lifestyle, and health care.
To identify the most retirement-friendly states, WalletHub analyzed three factors — affordability, quality of life and healthcare — based on 46 different metrics. The analysis including data...
The financing consultant firm Bankrate, based in New York City, recently ranked the best — and worst — states for retirement.
Wyoming is best for taxes and South Dakota ranked first for well-being. Vermont ranked No. 1 for culture, Mississippi is best for a low cost of living and Minnesota is best for health care.
Massachusetts is among the best states for older Americans, ranking seventh overall. Neighboring states ranked high as well, with New Hampshire ranked fourth, Connecticut fifth and Vermont ninth.
According to recent studies, Iowa was ranked the best state to retire in while Alaska was ranked the worst. The ranking is based on key factors such as the overall cost of living, crime rate ...
Wyoming is best for taxes and South Dakota ranked first for well-being. Vermont ranked No. 1 for culture, Mississippi is best for a low cost of living and Minnesota is best for health care.
Lakeland has been ranked No. 13 on the 2022-2023 Best Places to Retire in the United States, according to a list compiled annually by U.S. News & World Report and released Tuesday.
Florida is the best overall state for retirees. It also has 21 military bases, making it pretty easy for veterans to get to a VA hospital when they need medical care, and a slew of organizations...