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These are the worst states in the US for retirement

  • Kane Dane
  • October 10, 2021

There are many factors that go into making a state an ideal retirement destination. The cost of living, the weather, and the quality of health care are just some of the many things to consider when deciding on where to retire.

The worst states to retire in 2022 are the worst states in the US for retirement. They have high costs of living, low median incomes, and a good chance of being near an ocean or river.

When you think about retirement, your mind almost immediately conjures up thoughts of Florida, but is it really the most you can expect for? While the weather is usually always hot and bright, it is not enough to create a retirement.

We looked at 32 distinct rating criteria across six categories to determine which states are the greatest and worst locations to retire, including cost, crime and poverty, culture, weather and location, and health and wellbeing, to help you discover the ideal spot to spend your golden years.

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Methodology

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

Finder analyzed the states and Washington, DC across 32 rating criteria to identify the best and worst places for retirement. Each factor was given a score on a scale of 0 to 100, with 0 indicating the states with the greatest drivers and 100 representing the ones with the worst. A score of 50 is the average score across all 50 states and the District of Columbia.

Our main categories were each given a 20-point weighting:

  • Affordability
  • Poverty and crime
  • Culture
  • Weather and geographical location
  • Well-being and health

Affordability

  • Indicator of living costs
  • Seniors’ median yearly income
  • OASDI (Social Security) averaged over a year for retired employees
  • Is Social Security income subject to taxation?
  • Is it true that withdrawals from retirement funds are taxed?
  • Is income from public and private pensions taxed?
  • Rate of Property Tax
  • Is there an inheritance tax?
  • Is there a death tax?
  • Costs of Adult Day Care on a Monthly Basis
  • Costs of Home Care on a Monthly Basis
  • The Average Monthly Cost of Assisted Living
  • In the last 12 months, what percentage of seniors were unable to visit a doctor due to financial constraints?

Poverty and crime

  • The poverty rate among seniors is high.
  • % of elderly citizens who are food insecure
  • The number of violent crimes per 100,000 persons
  • Property crime as a percentage of the population
  • Per 100k individuals, there is a burglary.
  • Theft by larceny per 100,000 persons

Arts and Culture

  • Per 100k inhabitants, how many arts, entertainment, and leisure businesses are there?
  • Establishments of Food Services and Drinking Places per 100,000 persons
  • Per 100k inhabitants, how many golf courses and country clubs are there?
  • Rate of senior volunteers

The Climate and the Location

  • Pollution of the air
  • Violations of the water supply
  • Per 100 square miles of land, natural catastrophes occur.
  • Distance along the coast
  • Per 100,000 inhabitants, the National Park Service has acreage.

Well-being and health

  • Number of seniors’ healthcare standards that are at least average
  • the average life expectancy
  • Deaths among the elderly per 100,000 persons
  • Seniors are at risk of social isolation.

The U.S. Census Bureau, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Federal Emergency Management Agency, Social Security Administration, Missouri Economic Research and Information Center, Tax Foundation, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), SeniorLiving.org, America’s Health Rankings, and Feeding America provided data for this ranking.

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West Virginia is number 51.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

57.7% of people can afford it.

16.7% of the population is afflicted by crime and poverty.

0 for culture

Climate and location: 20°F

25. Health and well-being

23.9 points overall

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Oklahoma is number 50.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

72.5 percent of the population is able to afford it.

14.3 percent of the population is afflicted by crime and poverty.

25 years of culture

11.4°C, 11.4°C, 11.4°C, 11.4°C

21.4 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

The final score was 28.9 out of a possible 30.

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District of Columbia (DC)

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

Affordability (percentage): 49

12.3% of the population is affected by crime and poverty.

55.4 Culture

7.2°C, 7.2°F, 7.2°F, 7.2°F

31. Health and well-being

Overall rating: 31

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New Mexico is number 48.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

Affordability (in US dollars): 52.8

Poverty and crime: 1.8

14.5 points for culture

51.6°F, 51.6°C, 51.6°C, 51.6°C

38.2 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

31.8 points overall

Davel5957 is the author of this image.

Louisiana is number 47.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

67.6% of people can afford it.

Poverty and crime: 4.2

17.2 Culture

38.1°F, 38.1°C, 38.1°C, 38.1°C

32.8 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

Overall rating: 32

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46. Texas

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

70.3 % of the population is able to afford it.

Poverty and crime: 7.2

10.7 Culture

Temperature and location: 28.6°F

46.5 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

32.6 points overall

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Alabama is number 45.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

71.7 % of the population is able to afford it.

16.7% of the population is afflicted by crime and poverty.

14th century culture

The temperature is 40.5 degrees Fahrenheit, and the location is 40.5 degrees Fahren

27.5 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

34.1 points overall

Sean Pavone is the photographer for this image.

Mississippi is number 44.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

72.2 percent of the population is able to afford it.

26.9% of the population is afflicted by crime and poverty.

10.6 Culture

Weather and location: 39.4 degrees Fahrenheit

23.1 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

34.4 points overall

stevegeer is the author of this image.

Kentucky is number 43.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

59.7% of people can afford it.

50.5 percent of the population lives in poverty.

15.9 Culture

Climate and location: 20°F

30.3 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

35.3 points overall

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Arkansas is number 42.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

66.7 % of the population is able to afford it.

12.1 percent of the population is afflicted by crime and poverty.

23.9 Culture

44.1°F, 44.1°C, 44.1°C, 44.1°C

29.8% of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

35.3 points overall

Tara Ballard provided the image.

Tennessee is number 41.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

73.1 percent of the population is able to afford it.

10.4 percent of the population is afflicted by crime and poverty.

25 years of culture

The weather and the place are both 42.5 degrees Fahrenheit.

28.1 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

35.8 is the overall score.

Swarmcatcher is the author of this image.

South Carolina is number forty.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

70 % of the population is able to afford it.

Poverty and crime: 6.7

35 years of culture

30°C weather and location

45. Health and well-being

37.3 points overall

SeanPavonePhoto contributed to this image.

Georgia is number 39.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

72.5 percent of the population is able to afford it.

29.2 percent of the population is afflicted by crime and poverty.

11.9% of the population is cultural.

35.9% humidity, 35.9% humidity, 35.9% humidity, 35.9% humidity, 35

40. Health and well-being

Overall, a 37.9% success rate was achieved.

SeanPavonePhoto contributed to this image.

Missouri is number 38.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

59 % of the population is able to afford it.

Poverty and crime: 28

28. Culture

43.2°F, 43.2°F, 43.2°F, 43.2°F

36. Health and well-being

The overall score is 38.8.

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37. Ohio

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

64.1 % of the population is able to afford it.

42.2 percent of the population is afflicted by crime and poverty.

33.3 percent of the population is cultural

33.3°F, 33.3°C, 33.3°C, 33.3°C

23.3 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

Overall, a score of 39.3 was achieved.

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Arizona is number 36.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

62.4 % of the population is able to afford it.

26. Poverty and crime

16.2 Culture

44.8°F, 44.8°C, 44.8°C, 44.8°C

55.7 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

Overall rating: 41

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Washington, D.C.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

53.8 % of the population is able to afford it.

16.7% of the population is afflicted by crime and poverty.

25 years of culture

53.3°F, 53.3°F, 53.3°F, 53.3°F

58.3% of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

41.4 points overall

4nadia is the author of this image.

Illinois is number 34.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

57.6% of people can afford it.

46.9% of the population is affected by crime and poverty.

45.3 percent of the population is cultural.

28.7°F with a high of 28.7°F and a low of 28

34.5 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

42.6 points overall

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Indiana is number 33.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

66.5 % of the population is able to afford it.

49.1 percent of the population is affected by crime and poverty.

40.3 percent of the population is cultural

32.2°F, 32.2°F, 32.2°F, 32.2°F

31.3 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

43.9 points overall

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32.Wyoming

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

53.8 % of the population is able to afford it.

0 in terms of crime and poverty.

100 points for culture

Climate and location: 20°F

50 years of health and happiness

44.8 points overall

AnujSahaiPhotography contributed to this image.

North Carolina is number 31.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

65.6 % of the population is able to afford it.

27.5 percent of the population is afflicted by crime and poverty.

35.3 percent of the population is cultural.

54.1°F, 54.1°F, 54.1°F, 54.1°F

42.7 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

Overall rating: 45

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Kansas is number 30.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

59.3% of people can afford it.

39.7% of the population is affected by crime and poverty.

54.4 percent of people are cultural.

33.5 degrees Fahrenheit, at a temperature of 33.5 degrees Fahrenheit.

40.4 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

45.5 points overall

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Michigan is number 29 on the list.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

65.5 % of the population is able to afford it.

51.8 percent of the population lives in poverty.

37.5 percent culture

Climate and location: 45°F

30.3 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

Overall rating: 46

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Nevada is number 28.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

69.4 percent of people can afford it.

23.5 percent of the population is afflicted by crime and poverty.

34.1 Culture

53.6°F, 53.6°F, 53.6°F, 53.6°F

50 years of health and happiness

46.1 percentile score

AlizadaStudios provided the image.

California is number 27.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

58. Affordability

29.4 percent of the population is afflicted by crime and poverty.

42.9 percent of the population is cultural.

48.2°F, 48.2°F, 48.2°F, 48.2

54.4 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

46.6 points overall

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26. Utah

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

55.1 % of the population is able to afford it.

36.1 percent of the population is affected by crime and poverty.

29.2 Culture

53.3°F, 53.3°F, 53.3°F, 53.3°F

62.5 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

47.3 points overall

Ken Lund’s photograph of Nebo Loop Road, between Payson and Nephi, Utah (26) (CC BY-SA).

Florida is number 25.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

77.6% of people can afford it.

33.7 percent of the population is affected by crime and poverty.

27.5 points for culture

51.7°F, 51.7°F, 51.7°F, 51.7°F

46.4 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

47.4 on a scale of one to ten.

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Pennsylvania is number 24.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

64.7 % of the population is able to afford it.

72.3 percent of the population is afflicted by crime and poverty.

45.8 Culture

The weather and the place are 28.3 degrees Fahrenheit.

31.3 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

48.5 points overall

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Oregon is number 23.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

43.8 % of the population is able to afford it.

39.8% of the population is affected by crime and poverty.

63.5 percent culture

Location and weather: 44

53.9 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

Overall rating: 49

HaizhanZheng is the author of this image.

Wisconsin is number 22.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

53.8 % of the population is able to afford it.

66.7 percent of the population is afflicted by crime and poverty.

75 years of culture

0 (weather) and 0 (place)

50 years of health and happiness

The final score was 49.1 out of 100.

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Rhode Island is number twenty-one.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

35.7 % of the population is able to afford it.

66.7 percent of the population is afflicted by crime and poverty.

63.6 percent of the population is cultural.

30.9°F, 30.9°C, 30.9°C, 30.9°C

50 years of health and happiness

The final score was 49.4 out of 100.

danlogan is the author of this image.

Maryland is number twenty-first.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

52.2 % of the population is able to afford it.

Poverty and crime: 48.4

39.2 Culture

Location and weather: 50

57.5 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

The final score was 49.4 out of 100.

James Lane is the author of this image.

Virginia, number 19

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

75 % of the population is able to afford it.

70.8 percent of the population is afflicted by crime and poverty.

25 years of culture

Climate and location: 40°F

43.8 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

50.9 percentile score

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Hawaii (number 18)

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

Affordability (percentage): 50.1

38.5 percent of the population is affected by crime and poverty.

40.4 % culture

56.4°F, 56.4°F, 56.4°F, 56.4°F

69.2 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

50.9 percentile score

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New Jersey is number seventeen.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

53.3 % of the population is able to afford it.

85.8% of the population lives in poverty.

41.3 percent of the population is cultural.

25.4°F, 25.4°F, 25.4°F, 25.4°F

52.5 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

51.7 percentile score

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New York is number sixteen.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

46.2 % of the population is able to afford it.

61.1 percent of the population is afflicted by crime and poverty.

54.2 Culture

52.2°F, 52.2°F, 52.2°F, 52.2°F

50 years of health and happiness

52.7 percentile score

Eloi Omella is the creator of this image.

Nebraska is number 15 on the list.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

50.5 % of the population is able to afford it.

54.4 percent of the population is afflicted by crime and poverty.

69.6% of people are interested in culture.

Location and weather: 47

47.8% of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

53.8 points overall

Marekuliasz is the author of this image.

Delaware is number fourteen.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

73.2 % of the population is able to afford it.

49.2 percent of the population is affected by crime and poverty.

52.9 percent of people are cultural.

The weather and the place are both 28.5 degrees Fahrenheit.

73.8 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

55.5 points overall

mdgmorris is the author of this image.

Connecticut is number thirteen.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

45.7 % of the population is able to afford it.

Poverty and crime: 78

61.4% are cultural.

41.6°F, 41.6°C, 41.6°C, 41.6°C

57.4 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

The overall score is 56.8.

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Massachusetts is number twelve.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

Affordability (in US dollars): 48.4

Poverty and crime: 69

59.5 % culture

The temperature is 53.5 degrees Fahrenheit, and the location is 53.5 degrees Fahren

55.2 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

57.1 points overall

Rolf 52 is the author of this image.

Colorado is number eleven.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

59.8% of people can afford it.

44.1 percent of the population is affected by crime and poverty.

50 years of culture

55.3°F, 55.3°F, 55.3°F, 55.3°F

78.4 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

57.5 points overall

Jacob Boomsma / istockphoto contributed to this image.

South Dakota is number ten.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

63.2 % of the population is able to afford it.

40.7 percent of the population lives in poverty.

80.6 percent of the population is cultural

53.3°F, 53.3°F, 53.3°F, 53.3°F

50 years of health and happiness

The overall score is 57.6.

RiverNorthPhotography is responsible for this image.

9. Alaska

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

Affordability (percentage): 51

27.2 percent of the population is afflicted by crime and poverty.

64.3 percent of the population is cultural.

Weather and location: 78.4 degrees Fahrenheit

68.9% of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

Overall rating: 58

julof90 is the author of this image.

Vermont is ranked number eight.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

33.8 % of the population is able to afford it.

Poverty and crime: 80

85 years of culture

Climate and location: 40°F

60 % of the population is in good health.

59.8 is the overall score.

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7. Iowa

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

60.5 % of the population is able to afford it.

65.3 percent of the population is afflicted by crime and poverty.

73.6 percent of the population is cultural.

42.3°F, 42.3°F, 42.3°F, 42.3°F

60.7 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

60.5 points overall

JoeChristensen is the photographer behind this image.

Minnesota is number six on the list.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

49.8% of people can afford it.

66.1 percent of the population is afflicted by crime and poverty.

66.7 percent of the population is cultural.

62.2°F, 62.2°F, 62.2°F, 62.2°F

61.1 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

61.2 percentile score

JoeChristensen is the photographer behind this image.

Montana is number five.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

49.3% of people can afford it.

Poverty and crime: 49.3%

88.6 percent of the population is cultural.

The weather and the place are both 67.5 degrees Fahrenheit.

52.1 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

61.3 points overall

YinYang is the creator of this image.

4. Maine

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

42.3 % of the population is able to afford it.

76.9% of people live in poverty.

82.3% are cultural.

54.9°F, 54.9°C, 54.9°C, 54.9°C

55.7 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

62.4 is the overall score

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3. Idaho

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

60.2 % of the population is able to afford it.

88.2 percent of people live in poverty.

Culture (49.3%).

58.4°F, 58.4°F, 58.4°F, 58

60.5 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

63.3 percentile score

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North Dakota is number two.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

49.5 % of the population is able to afford it.

60.4 percent of the population is afflicted by crime and poverty.

87.5 percent of people are cultural.

71.2°F, 71.2°F, 71.2°F, 71.2°F

59.4 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

65.6 percentile score

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New Hampshire is number one.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

72.5 percent of the population is able to afford it.

97.6% of people live in poverty.

70.3 % culture

33.3°F, 33.3°C, 33.3°C, 33.3°C

72.6 percent of people are satisfied with their health and well-being.

Overall, I received a score of 69.3 out of 100.

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Expert retirement planning advice

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

We didn’t want to simply tell you which states are the greatest and worst to retire in. Experts were also contacted by Finder to offer some crucial retirement advice. Take a look at these five retirement planning tips.

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1. Make your retirement savings automatic.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

“Don’t depend on yourself to save money on a monthly basis. You want to put your retirement funds on autopilot. Set up automatic transfers from your checking account to investment accounts, such as an IRA or taxable account, as soon as your income arrives.

“It may be daunting to think about raising your retirement contributions, such as moving from a 10% savings rate to a 20% savings rate, if you’re behind in your retirement savings. A smart idea here is to start modest and gradually raise your savings rate. For example, every three months, aim to raise your savings rate by 1%. In 2.5 years, you will have improved your savings rate by 10%.”

— R.J. Weiss, CFP, The Ways to Wealth founder

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2. Prioritize investment.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

“Assume you get a $5,000 increase per year early in your career. If you put $5,000 each year into an investing account that grows at a 10% yearly rate, you would have amassed nearly $822,000 in 30 years. You will have spent a total of $150,000 and earned a total of $672,000 as a result of your efforts.

“And, lest you think a 10% annual return is unrealistic, consider this: according to Ibbotson Associates, the average annual return on a large capitalization stock index (think S&P 500) has been 10.2 percent since 1926, while investments in long-term government and long-term corporate bonds have grown at 5.5 percent and 6.1 percent, respectively.”

— Robert R. Johnson, PhD, CFA, CAIA, Professor at Creighton University’s Heider College of Business

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3. Take advantage of compound interest.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

“Starting to make money with the money you already have is one approach to retire sooner. Compound interest is the name given to this method. Essentially, this implies that you earn interest on the money you’ve saved before earning interest on the money you’ve saved plus the interest you’ve earned.

“The more money you save, the more money you will make in interest, and the more money you will get as a consequence.” It’s a snowball effect that can help you save a lot more money in the long run, and it may even allow you to retire sooner than you anticipated.”

— George Birrell, CPA and TaxHub Founder

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4. Get as much money as possible from Social Security.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

“A pension ensures a lifelong income, but they’re becoming more uncommon in the private sector.” However, some data suggests that many younger employees are considering annuities as a substitute for pensions.

“When it comes to retirement planning, they are a kind of financial arrangement you pay into.” They then give you a set amount of money every year for the rest of your life when you retire. That’s a figure you can count on and plan around, without fear of outliving your retirement funds.

“Another thing to think about is how to get as much money out of Social Security as possible.” You may begin receiving benefits as early as age 62, but the earlier you start collecting, the lower your benefits will be.”

— Terry Turner, RetireGuide.com Senior Writer

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5. Stay away from Relocation Stress Syndrome.

These are the worst states in the US for retirement

“Moving to a different city, state, or area in the United States may be a life-changing experience: health professionals have recognized a collection of symptoms that arise when people relocate from one environment to another and have dubbed it Relocation Stress Syndrome’ (RSS). 

“So, contrary of what the popular press says, retiring to a ‘affordable paradise’ is a lot more difficult and stressful procedure than many people think!”

— Timothy G. Wiedman, D.B.A., PHR Emeritus, Doane University Associate Professor of Management & Human Resources (Retired)

Related:

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Table of Contents
  1. Methodology
  2. West Virginia is number 51.
  3. Oklahoma is number 50.
  4. District of Columbia (DC)
  5. New Mexico is number 48.
  6. Louisiana is number 47.
  7. 46. Texas
  8. Alabama is number 45.
  9. Mississippi is number 44.
  10. Kentucky is number 43.
  11. Arkansas is number 42.
  12. Tennessee is number 41.
  13. South Carolina is number forty.
  14. Georgia is number 39.
  15. Missouri is number 38.
  16. 37. Ohio
  17. Arizona is number 36.
  18. Washington, D.C.
  19. Illinois is number 34.
  20. Indiana is number 33.
  21. 32.Wyoming
  22. North Carolina is number 31.
  23. Kansas is number 30.
  24. Michigan is number 29 on the list.
  25. Nevada is number 28.
  26. California is number 27.
  27. 26. Utah
  28. Florida is number 25.
  29. Pennsylvania is number 24.
  30. Oregon is number 23.
  31. Wisconsin is number 22.
  32. Rhode Island is number twenty-one.
  33. Maryland is number twenty-first.
  34. Virginia, number 19
  35. Hawaii (number 18)
  36. New Jersey is number seventeen.
  37. New York is number sixteen.
  38. Nebraska is number 15 on the list.
  39. Delaware is number fourteen.
  40. Connecticut is number thirteen.
  41. Massachusetts is number twelve.
  42. Colorado is number eleven.
  43. South Dakota is number ten.
  44. 9. Alaska
  45. Vermont is ranked number eight.
  46. 7. Iowa
  47. Minnesota is number six on the list.
  48. Montana is number five.
  49. 4. Maine
  50. 3. Idaho
  51. North Dakota is number two.
  52. New Hampshire is number one.
  53. Expert retirement planning advice
  54. 1. Make your retirement savings automatic.
  55. 2. Prioritize investment.
  56. 3. Take advantage of compound interest.
  57. 4. Get as much money as possible from Social Security.
  58. 5. Stay away from Relocation Stress Syndrome.
  59. Frequently Asked Questions
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