If you're thinking about retirement, a new report suggests you may
want to leave New York for greener pastures, like South Dakota. The
financing consultant firm Bankrate, based in New York City, recently
ranked the best — and worst — states for retirement. The Empire State
did not fare well in the rankings.
South Dakota topped the
list with particularly high marks for well-being and taxes — residents
don't pay income taxes and apparently live in the second most
tax-friendly state, according to the Tax Foundation. Meanwhile, New York
ranked 50 out of 50 in the country, with its best scores coming in low
crime and access to culture.
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Source: East Meadow Patch (via Empire Report New York)
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