Where should I retire? Sunshine, beaches, no state income tax, and an endless stream of golf courses made it the automatic ...

Considering a move after retirement? New 2025 data show where affordability, health care access, tax policy, and lifestyle ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." If you're nearing your golden years, you've probably started thinking about retirement. Many Americans ...

Balmy Florida still tops the list, but several Western and Midwestern states offer their own advantages for seniors. By Arnesa A. Howell With its sunny beaches and friendly tax code, Florida is the ...

It’s not just about savings. This study factored in income, housing and costs to uncover the best states for retirement ...

When the topic of retirement comes up, most people think of Florida or Texas. While these traditional landings for retirees offer benefits like a low cost of living and tax advantages for seniors, ...

If you want to stretch your retirement savings as far as possible, don't focus solely on the cheapest places to retire. Pay attention to taxes in the places you're considering, too, because they can ...

Where you live when you retire could make a meaningful difference in how much of your money you're allowed to keep. Does the ever-rising cost of living have you increasingly worried you'll outlive ...

Scottsdale was ranked the second-best city in the United States to retire in, according to a WalletHub study. Orlando, Florida, secured the top spot, ranking higher than Scottsdale in affordability ...

The study found that in 14 states—West Virginia, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Alabama, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, and Nebraska—couples would be able to ...