Vermont
If you want to remain healthy in your twilight years, you should consider the Green Mountain State. It has a small populations at only 626,000 people. A good place to live in is Hartford. The living costs are 12 percent higher over the U.S. average, but it is not that bad. Vermont has great senior healthcare and unparalleled natural beauty, but Kiplinger has actually listed it as one of the states that are “Least Tax-Friendly”.
Vermont
Delaware
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Delaware’s population in 2018 reached 967,000. Rehoboth Beach, is a nice place to settle down. In Delaware, Social Security benefits are not taxed, and particular amounts of pension investments and income for senior citizens are also tax-exempt. These things might offset the cost of living that is 11 percent over the national average. However, it would be better if you have saved a lot already as senior citizens have incomes lower than the average.
Delaware
