Retirement in New Hampshire: Where You Want To Be?

If you’re thinking about retirement, you might also want to think about moving.

WalletHub ranked New Hampshire 38th out of 51 (including the District of Columbia) on their ‘Best and Worst States to Retire’.

The project considered affordability, quality of life, and health care. New Hampshire ranked poorly in affordability (39th) and quality of life (36), and finished modestly in health care (18th).

Florida was the top state.

Affordability took into account:

• Adjusted cost of living.
• WalletHub’s ‘Taxpayer’ rankings.
• Taxation on pensions and social security income.
• Annual cost on in-home services.

Source: American Advisers Group