For many people, retirement is synonymous with living out their golden years in a picturesque locale, far from the bustle of their past work lives. Whether it be a sandy beach or a mountain cabin, there are several considerations to keep in mind before settling into retirement.
Proximity to loved ones often ranks high on the list of must haves for retirees looking for their next home, but other factors such as access to good health care as well as senior support in a given town are important influencers as well.
While the perception of Florida as a retiree's haven is well known, a new study from Caring.com said that fiction is far from fact. The Sun Belt is no longer the best place for retirees, and the study's findings show this by examining which states offer affordable and quality health care, long-term care and other senior perks.
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