Top 10  Worst States To Retire In The United States In 2023

By, Muhd. Faizan

Date - 10/09/2023

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Hawaii

Hawaii has the highest cost of living in the US. The median home price in Hawaii is over $1 million, and the cost of groceries, transportation, and healthcare are also high.

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New York

New York has some of the highest taxes in the US. The state income tax rate is 8.82%, and the property tax rate is also high.

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California

California has some of the highest healthcare costs in the US. The average annual healthcare cost for a retiree in California is over $6,000.

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Massachusetts

Massachusetts is ranked as the fourth worst state to retire in the United States because of its high cost of living, high taxes, and below-average healthcare quality.

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Rhode Island

Crime rates are slightly higher than average in Rhode Island.

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Maryland

Maryland is one of the least diverse states in the US, which can be a drawback for retirees who are looking for a more multicultural environment.

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Vermont

Vermont has limited public transportation, which can make it difficult for retirees to get around without a car.

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New Jersey

Drug addiction is a problem in New Jersey, especially in the larger cities. This can be a concern for retirees who are looking for a healthy and safe place to live.

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Washington, D.C

Crime rates are slightly higher than average in Washington, D.C.

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Connecticut

Connecticut has the 10th highest cost of living in the United States. The median home price in Connecticut is over $400,000.

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