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12 wrz 2024 · For a look at the 12 top states for retirement income in 2023, and how it’s changed since 2013, see the gallery above. For data for all 50 states, see the chart below.
In the table below, to help determine this, each state’s average retirement age, life expectancy, yearly expenses for someone 65+, and the savings required to retire comfortably in that state. An additional 20% is added to the yearly expenses to account for a “comfortable” retirement.
Based on the data, we can glean several key insights: Washington leads the nation for retirement income with an average of $68,220 per year. This trend hints at possibly higher local wages, numerous pension plans, or an elevated cost of living.
13 lip 2020 · Finding the best state to retire can be difficult without doing some research. Use this interactive map to view how all 50 states plus the District of Columbia are ranked for their retirement-friendliness.
22 sty 2024 · The top five best states to retire to in 2024 are New Hampshire (1), Utah (2), Minnesota (3), Connecticut (4), and Colorado (5). The bottom five worst states to retire to in 2024 are Louisiana...
12 lip 2023 · Connecticut, New Jersey, and New Hampshire are leading the ranking with the highest average retirement savings. College graduates hold, on average, 5.52x more retirement savings than those who didn’t graduate high school. Only 39% of adults started saving for retirement in their 20s.
14 cze 2024 · This alphabetical list provides an overview of how income from employment, investments, a pension, retirement distributions, and Social Security are taxed in every state and the District of...
