Retirement in Each of the Fifty States, Ranked

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24. Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania has a lot of things going for it. For starters,Forbesnamed Pittsburg as its top city for retirees. There's plenty to do whether you're looking for a big city, a small town, or a place in a more rural setting. The state's population is around 13 million, with 2.3 people 65 or older. Healthcare in the state is also pretty good. So, it's the perfect retirement destination, right? Well, there are some question marks.

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Mainly, the state is in a bit of a bind financially, and many are predicting that it will have to raise taxes in the near future. Just exactly what they'll raise taxes on is still an open question. Sales tax sits at 6%.