WalletHub: New York ranks 7th-worst state to retire
Florida claims the top spot, followed by Colorado, Virginia, Delaware, and Wyoming.
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Jan 23, 2024, 12:20 PM
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Updated 602 days ago
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11ds agoA WalletHub study assessing various factors ranks New York as the seventh-worst state in the country to retire.
Florida claims the top spot, followed by Colorado, Virginia, Delaware, and Wyoming.
The study considers categories such as cost of living and health care facilities per capita.
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