The Best Places To Retire

Published on 12/01/2019
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Connecticut

With 3.573 million people living here, this state on the East Coast is also worth considering and AreaVibes.com reports that Darien is a great choice. However, the real estate taxes in Connecticut are among the highest in the U.S. and compared to the national average, the cost of living here is 24 percent higher. If you are thinking of getting a retirement job, it is not really bad, though. Just remember that the entire retirement income is taxed and residents might have their Social Security benefits taxed as well.

Connecticut

Connecticut

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New York

New York City is not only walkable but also offers just about every service and necessity you might need! There are 19.54 million people living in the Empire State, which offers people of all ages great experiences. While tiny apartments are the norm, it is good for those who want something manageable. The living costs are higher than the national average by 22 percent. In addition, New York is not tax-friendly and the poverty rates among senior citizens are high.

New York

New York

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