Kansas
The cost of living in the Sunflower State 14 percent below the U.S. average. With a population of 2.9 million, Kansas boasts of scenic natural landscapes, which will appeal to people who appreciate gorgeous plains and prairies. The suitable city for a lot of retirees is Eureka. The downside is that the financial situation of the state is not the best, so it has decided to raise taxes. Many retirement incomes and even Social Security will be taxed from 3.1 to 5.7 percent.
Kansas
Kentucky
The Bluegrass State has 4.4 million residents and a cost of living that is 14 percent below the national average. Many retirees like Lexington City. Social Security and $41,110 of income get exempted from taxes, but the healthcare costs for seniors are not that cheap as it is the average in the country. Senior health is quite bad because of high rates of poverty, smoking, and physical inactivity. It might also be difficult to find a good nursing home.
Kentucky
