Washington state has the most expensive in-home services in the country and one of the highest property crime rates, according to WalletHub. It seems affordability is the most important factor, however, since Tennessee is among “ The Top 10 States Where Americans Want to Retire.” 11. 2 for affordability - but very near the bottom for quality of life and health care, WalletHub found. In sharp contrast to the previous state, Tennessee ranks No. One bright note on cost is that seniors in Oregon are eligible for property tax deferral. Oregon’s place on this list seems to stem primarily from how much it costs to live there - it ranks 43rd on affordability, but it scores reasonably well on both quality of life and health care.

However, it’s a great place for keeping your taxes low. Alaska Rex Lisman / Īlaska has the second-lowest population of seniors but is the state with the third-highest percentage of the workforce who are seniors, according to WalletHub. However, just in case petting animals is your chief preoccupation in retirement, know that New Mexico is home to the fourth-most dog-friendly city in the U.S.: Albuquerque. New Mexico has the second-highest property crime rate in the country and also ranked No.

New Mexico’s conditions for retirees have improved since 2021, when it ranked as the fourth-worst state in WalletHub’s analysis.

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