Top States To Retire In 2025, The Best State To Retire In Is, Best States To Retire In US

Are you planning for retirement and wondering where the best place to settle down is? In this video, we explore the top states to retire in 2025 based on factors like cost of living, healthcare, taxes, climate, and overall quality of life. We break down the best states to retire in the US and reveal which state tops the list for retirees in 2025! Whether you’re looking for sunny weather, affordable housing, or a relaxing lifestyle, we’ve got you covered.
From beachfront communities to mountain retreats, we’ll guide you through the best retirement destinations to help you make an informed decision about your next chapter. Watch now to find out which state is the best place to retire in 2025!
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[@amarkmanpeters]

Lots of places are cheap for a reason

[@thomasdenney4931]

Nice video. I live in Florida, not sure I would have ranked it that high.

[@JerryPinkas]

I guess Florida's many flaws have you seeing things a bit differently! Your right its not all sunshine and smiles like it used to be. Florida has changed a lot, and many retirees are choosing alternative states. Maybe I should host a beachside ranking party to get everyone’s input!

[@petewebber8671]

Crime in NOLA and Baton Rouge. Horrible cities.

[@pensacola321]

The best place to retire is the place that makes you happy in retirement, Gomer

[@JerryPinkas]

Absolutely, happiness is the key to a fulfilling retirement! It's all about finding that perfect spot that brings you joy. Thanks for watching and commenting here on this channel. See you in the following video.

[@petewebber8671]

What about Mississippi?

[@tanyabroomfield4891]

He did a video on 10 reasons to Not move to S.C. Just have to do your rearch. Weigh the Pros and Cons.

[@Lion_McLionhead]

Surprised AZ didn't make this one.

[@ruderabbit797]

It's a dry heat, . . . . . . like hell

[@JerryPinkas]

That is true! Arizona has fallen off some lists due to so many people who have moved to AZ. Rising costs, mor population brings congestion and other issues. Its still a great place though. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@movdqa]

It seems that the focus here is low cost of living. I put safety, world-class healthcare, educational attainment and a strong international airport higher in retirement destinations.

[@billmoyer3254]

Left Central Florida for coastal Georgia. Florida is overcrowded!!!

[@markcleveland9645]

I'm looking forward to coming and checking out the Myrtle beach area in 2025!

[@michaelturner3150]

We are in our 60s & retired to SC several years ago. We like MB area, especially Murrells Inlet, but bought a home in York County SC, 20 miles from Charlotte. We get a great property tax break & no state tax on our SSI & 401K, & no tax on groceries.. we are 2 hours from the beautiful mountains & 3 from the beach. Also, not a lot of bugs & mosquitos in the Piedmont, unlike the coast..

[@susancedio3801]

This guy is probably a realtor waiting to make his commissions of you lol

[@rn2811]

There are many Americans that are looking at Europe and parts of Asia for retirement. Better quality of life, healthcare, healthier food and affordability.

[@JerryPinkas]

You make a solid case! Who wouldn’t want to retire with a side of croissants in France or sushi in Japan? Just remember to pack your sunscreen and a good pair of walking shoes for all that exploring!

[@lambertois11]

One crucial issue not mentioned : the crime rate !!!

[@michaell.9253]

True

[@susancedio3801]

Yeah, and can carry guns around like the Wild West

[@susancedio3801]

And sales tax is high

[@davidthepetmoretransportgu5859]

Nice content❗️😎 I’ve been researching the NE & SE areas of Kentucky, Mainly Maysville, Morehead & a couple others; 😳Based on the Beginning of your Video - kind of Shocked Fla made it AND even More so,, that Kentucky DIDN’t make it/ most of all, my research Favors Ky over Tenn, I have looked at Kingsport, Johnston, Jonesboro/Jonesborough, Bristol, Maryville, Dandridge; Also Best of West Ga, West S.C. (ALL of Cities mentioned, Lake or River views or short walk or drive, as well as Trauma 1 or 2 LESS than 30 minutes…😎🙃🙃😎

[@Texasprepper]

South carolina? Where has this dude been the last couple months!?

[@anthonybutler3157]

Interesting video. Seems a bit thin on quality of life, particularly crime stats.

[@JerryPinkas]

Thank you for your feedback! I appreciate your perspective. This video is about areas to consider; I have other videos here on this channel that go further into depth comparing different cities and towns. I always recommend that once you find several areas that are in your personal preferences, you do full research on those areas because one video or a Google search will not answer all the questions about any particular area. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. See you in the next video.

[@greggdarbygregg9760]

What about Missouri Jerry man! Southern Missouri West to East! St Louis, KC no good

[@JerryPinkas]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Missouri has so much to offer, and it’s always interesting to hear different perspectives on the cities.

[@susancedio3801]

Did he say South Carolina sales taxis 8% lol I live there, it’s a good place to live

[@moretoexplore6736]

Louisiana is not a good state for anyone with health concerns, very high pollution similar to Los Angeles.

[@karenvelez3023]

While as a soon to be retiree, I appreciate your input, as a wife and mom, I take issue with some of your state choices in regard to women’s healthcare needs, and availability, especially Texas, and Georgia. You may think it does not apply to women of retirement age, but it does, especially when we consider our precious female family members nearby and how it impacts them as well. Please consider doing a show about states to retire in where women’s healthcare is a priority and is available. Thank you.

[@JerryPinkas]

Are you talking about Abortions?

[@Chris_at_Home]

So your offspring never heard of birth control? That shows poor parenting.

[@cdm386]

I’d leave us as a whole if i wanted to retire.

[@robertrandall8381]

Texas has very high property taxes not good for retirement

[@Chris_at_Home]

We are going to be snowbirds in Florida soon. We will just buy a mobile home in a senior community so we will have some security and lawn mowed when we are gone. We will always spend summers in Alaska.

[@JerryPinkas]

That sounds like a wonderful plan! Florida in the winter and Alaska in the summer-what a perfect way to enjoy both warmth and nature's beauty! Many people are no longer buying in Florida, but are renting a place in the winter months and claiming residence in another state for the rest of the year. They are winning on both sides. Thanks for sharing your story here on this channel.

[@Chris_at_Home]

@ I’ve thought of renting and buying a vehicle that we can store down there with some of our belongings in the summer and fly down and rent in the winter. If we leave Alaska for more than 180 days a year we lose residency benefits. These include a $258k tax exemption on our primary residence, free hunting, fishing and trapping license, vehicles over six years old free registration and of course the PDF which was about $1700 per person this year.

[@lgoldman]

Bloomingfield? You must mean Bloomington, home of Indiana University.