Retirement costs — especially healthcare and housing — are continually on the rise across America, which makes where a person chooses to retire all the more important.
There are currently nine states (Arkansas, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington and Wyoming) in which a retiree’s Social Security benefits aren’t taxed, giving residents there a meaningful advantage in their golden years.
Within those nine states, the cities below allow retirees to combine the tax advantages of the state with the relatively affordable housing of each metro…