Millions of retirees think of and relocate to the warmer
states, such as
Florida and
Arizona, to spend their retirement days. But
these states are too quickly becoming too full of people, land development and
the inevitable obstacles that come with mass exodus into a state.
Enterprises TV shines a light on some other states which are ranked best for retirement.
Oregon
– Located in the Northwest, this state is green, clean and gorgeous. There are
a plethora of activities for retirees to enjoy, and continuing ed programs are
strong.
Alaska – One might not
think that Alaska
is a great state for retirement, but it does have its benefits. The quality of
elder care services are rated good. It is relatively less populated than other US states.
There is plenty to keep one busy after working years end.
Minnesota
– Here is another state that experiences colder weather versus warmer weather.
Quality of care for the older population is one reason why this state might be
considered for retirement. It is also chock full of ideas to keep the older
brain active, and social lives busy.
Iowa – Iowa is an affordable state to live in. Assisted
living center care is lower than the other states mentioned above, and quality
of care is good.
South Dakota – Affordable,
beautiful, plenty of outdoor activities to participate in, and good health care
are all good reasons to relocate to Iowa
in retirement.
Enterprises TV also notes that many Baby Boomers and
retirees may choose to stay in the city and state where they currently reside.
Whether relocating to another city and state, or staying local, the best states
for retirement are the ones where you feel most comfortable.
No comments:
Post a Comment