Living in a good place after you retire can make a huge difference, as 66% of non-retired adults say their retirement savings aren't on track, according to WalletHub. WalletHub recently conducted a study to find the best states to retire, comparing the 50 states across affordability, quality of life, and health care. Researchers used factors like tax rates, cost of living, access to quality medical care, and fun activities to evaluate each state. Colorado ranked as the third-best state to retire. The Centennial State ranked 15th for affordability, 18th for quality of life, and third for … Continue reading...