Florida Rated Number One Cheapest State for Retirement

Dear old people. Go home. We’re full.

Overall Rank	State	Total Score	‘Affordability’ Rank	‘Quality of Life’ Rank	‘Health Care’ Rank
1	Florida	69.22	1	11	24
2	Wyoming	67.81	4	25	19
3	South Dakota	67.06	15	33	2
4	Iowa	66.26	26	6	5
5	Colorado	64.85	27	17	7
6	Idaho	64.12	14	31	16
7	South Carolina	64.00	7	37	33
8	Nevada	63.64	6	9	42
9	Delaware	63.59	10	40	25
10	Wisconsin	63.34	33	5	4
11	Pennsylvania	63.23	20	4	32
12	Montana	63.08	23	24	13
13	Arizona	63.04	21	16	21
14	Missouri	61.73	22	18	28
15	Michigan	61.69	28	12	26
16	Washington	61.31	31	20	17
17	Utah	61.25	25	35	18
18	Texas	61.11	3	36	44
19	Virginia	61.08	19	23	31
20	Georgia	60.55	11	32	41
21	Minnesota	60.49	45	2	1
22	Maine	60.41	37	7	14
23	North Carolina	60.27	18	26	37
24	New Hampshire	60.24	35	19	11
25	Ohio	59.59	24	22	36
26	Oregon	59.47	30	30	22
27	Kansas	58.83	34	14	23
28	Oklahoma	58.47	12	39	43
29	Tennessee	58.26	5	38	47
30	Nebraska	57.78	40	28	8
31	Illinois	57.15	32	15	38
32	California	56.90	42	8	20
33	Louisiana	56.74	9	43	46
34	Indiana	56.67	29	29	40
35	Massachusetts	56.58	47	3	10
36	Alabama	56.46	2	47	50
37	Maryland	55.73	39	21	27
38	North Dakota	55.09	43	42	6
39	West Virginia	54.48	13	44	48
40	Mississippi	54.48	8	49	51
41	New York	53.54	46	1	30
42	Arkansas	53.45	17	48	45
43	Kentucky	53.27	16	45	49
44	Vermont	52.79	48	10	12
45	New Mexico	52.61	36	41	39
46	New Jersey	52.55	41	27	35
47	Hawaii	51.85	50	34	3
48	Connecticut	51.34	49	13	15
49	District of Columbia	50.96	44	51	9
50	Alaska	50.82	38	50	34
51	Rhode Island	43.84	51	46	29

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