Retirement in Each of the Fifty States, Ranked

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39. Maryland

Maryland lives up to its name in a lot of ways. It offers miles of coastline and tons of job opportunities for retirees. In fact, retirees in Maryland boast the second-highest household income in the U.S. However, there are caveats. The state has a high cost of living, and there are plenty of taxes, including taxes on things like estate and inheritance. Sales tax is around 6% in Maryland.

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There are 6.2 million residents in Maryland, of whom 1 million are 65 or older, meaning there is no shortage of people to meet if you're a senior.