6. Nevada
Nevada, also known as The Silver State, is situated in the Western region of the United States and has a population of roughly 3.08 million.
It has an enjoyable climate nearly all year round and the topography is luxuriantly speckled with deserts and mountains.
But let’s not forget to add the other apparent factor: Las Vegas, the entertainment capital of the world, is Nevada’s largest city.
If you don’t plan to gamble on your retirement savings, then Nevada is the hotspot to spend the remaining years of your retirement life—or, in other words, the golden years.
Retirees can easily cash in their retirement plans and collect their Social Security checks without worrying about a big state tax bill since there is no state income tax.
Additionally, there are no estate or heirloom taxes in Nevada, either.
We still have some tax-friendly states on our list! Don’t go anywhere!
