2014's Best and Worst Places to Retire
To help Americans find the best places to retire, WalletHub analyzed the 150 largest cities in the United States across 25 key metrics.
They range from cost of living to job prospects for workers aged 65 and older to the availability of recreational activities. The study also includes an examination of each city’s quality of life and health care conditions.
By highlighting the most retirement- and wallet-friendly cities, WalletHub aims to ease the process of finding a new place to call home.
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