You’ve retired … or are about to! But are you making the most out of your retirement? A common question people ask is if they have enough money to retire, but fewer people ask if they’re in the best place to retire.
Methodology
To determine their rankings for most retirement-friendly states, WalletHub used three categories, each with their own sub-categories, to rank each state. Those categories were affordability, quality of life and health care.
50. New Jersey
– Total Score: 40.27 – Affordability: 49 – Quality of Life: 34 – Health Care: 28
49. Mississippi
– Total Score: 41.17 – Affordability: 12 – Quality of Life: 50 – Health Care: 49
48. New York
– Total Score: 42.47 – Affordability: 50 – Quality of Life: 12 – Health Care: 7
– Total Score: 42.49 – Affordability: 26 – Quality of Life: 42 – Health Care: 47
46. Oklahoma
– Total Score: 43.97 – Affordability: 21 – Quality of Life: 44 – Health Care: 44