Top 8 Worst Cities For Retirement

Photo by Izabela23 at Shutterstock

Kahului, Hawaii

Hawaii is the ideal place to spend your golden years, especially if you have always envisioned retiring to a location with stunning natural views. Aloha State offers a variety of landscapes for every taste, including sunny beachside regions, vibrant rainforests, and refreshing mountain scenery with perfect weather all year round.

Although Social Security retirement benefits and public pensions are not taxed in Hawaii, the cost of living is high. To live comfortably, you will need around $55,000 yearly before tax. For some of us on a fixed income, Hawaii seems more like a dream destination than a retirement destination.

If the cost of living is not a problem for you, consider that while Hawaii is a gorgeous place, it can feel isolated from the rest of the world. Any visit out of the state starts with a five-hour flight to the mainland.

< 1 ... 345 6 789>

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Related Posts

A mixed media collage featuring an hourglass filled with coins, a cracked piggy bank, and a calendar, symbolizing retirement timing.

3 Warning Signs You Retired Too Early

Discover the three major warning signs that you retired too early. Learn how to protect your savings, bridge healthcare gaps, and reclaim your daily purpose.

5 Things to Do to Avoid Fuel Surcharges

5 Things to Do to Avoid Fuel Surcharges

Discover 5 actionable strategies to avoid fuel surcharges and hidden travel fees. Protect your fixed retirement income with expert tips on money and transit.