Где вы собираетесь жить на пенсии?

[Cleo]

Хорошая табличка!
Только я бы на месте издателей там цвета фона штатов поменяла - на синий и красный. Еще более наглядной бы была!
Прям целыми колонками поменять можно

[Annushka]

Key Findings

Retirees are choosing this AZ city more than any other place. Mesa, Arizona topped the list for the nation’s highest net gain of seniors for the third consecutive time. In fact, the influx of retirees more than doubled that of the second place city.

Florida sees a massive influx of seniors. Florida netted more than 78,000 senior residents from other states in 2021 – three times as many as the second-ranked state. Miami, Jacksonville, St. Petersburg and Tampa all placed among the top 20 cities gaining the most seniors.

In a dramatic reversal, Charlotte drops more than 100 spots. The North Carolina city fell from No. 6 to No. 130. In our last study, Charlotte had a net gain of 1,290 residents 60 and older. But according to the most recent data, 3,150 retirees left Charlotte while only about 1,860 moved to the Queen City from other states.

Taxes and climate appear to influence retirees. Nevada, Texas and Florida took six of the top 10 spots for where retirees are moving. Coincidentally – or not – these states represent the intersection of warm climates and no state income tax.

[Cleo]

причем это только за год и 2021 еще. Думаю, общие цифры на порядок (и уж точно в разы) больше уже.
Но тенденция показательная, да.
Причем ни те штаты, откуда уезжают, ни те штаты, куда приезжают - это вряд ли радует. Обоюдная потеря. Выигрывают только сами уехавшие.

[Cleo]

Кстати, налоговые поблажки для пенсов очень разные во всех штатах. На это тоже надо смотреть (кому актуально - богатенькие буратины и с недвижимостью).

[Annushka]

Климат и налоги - главная причина. Но, в последних новостях говорят о том, что в ответ на прибытие новых пенсионеров, в этих местах увеличиваются налоги, страховка и инфляция

[Annushka]

И вот теперь эта жуткая жара в Аризоне, Техасе и Флориде наверное вызывает чувство сожаления у новоприбывших туда пенсионеров

[Annushka]

Свеженькое в этом месяце

https://choicemutual.com/blog/best-states-to-retire/

[Cleo]

Климат и налоги - главная причина.

Главная причина - та, о которой не говорят вслух (в новостях, по крайней мера). Остальное - ее производные.

[Annushka]

Кто нибудь был в Айове? Теперь это лучший штат для пенсии

[Annushka]

Key Findings:

Iowa is the best state overall for retiring.
Washington is the worst state for retiring.
Florida is the safest state overall for retirees, followed by Wyoming.
Florida, Hawaii, and Louisiana are the warmest states to retire to if you don’t mind some humidity. Arizona is a good alternative if you prefer dry heat.
Rhode Island is the best state for retiree health care, with good scores for cost and access to quality medical care.
Mississippi is the most affordable state to retire to, with its low cost of living and great tax benefits for seniors.

https://choicemutual.com/blog/best-states-to-retire/

[аннаиванна]

Кто нибудь был в Айове? Теперь это лучший штат для пенсии

[BarBoss]

Хорошо там где нас нет. А нас нет особенно в Айове.

Следующий опрос на яху будет "Почему Айова теряет население?"

[Annushka]

1. Iowa

Iowa ranks as the number one state to retire to. It offers an affordable cost of living and home prices and a strong economy, making it an attractive place to make retirement savings last longer.

Since health care is a top priority for retirees looking to move, Iowa may be a good choice as it ranks well for medical care and access. Iowa also holds lower crime rates for senior citizens. Although it can be cold in the winter, it’s manageable for the retiree who likes the occasional blizzard and warm, sunny summers.

Average home price: $199,448
Cost of living index: 89.9
Taxes for seniors: Social Security is not taxed and retirement account withdrawals are partially taxed.
Health care ranking: 10
Crime rate: 1623.72
Average temperature: 48.4 F
Severe weather incidents: 21 (within previous decade)

https://choicemutual.com/blog/best-states-to-retire/

[Annushka]

Мне кажется, что названы вполне понятные резоны, и еще в связи с тем, что на юге жара становится уже невыносимой, народ может вполне рассматривать северные непопулятные раньше штаты для пенсии.

[аннаиванна]

it’s manageable for the retiree who likes the occasional blizzard and warm, sunny summers.

and occasionsl EF-5 tornado that had picked up speed in the endless glyphosate-covered corn fields

[BarBoss]

Lovely weather.

Iowa has a humid continental climate throughout the state (Köppen climate classification Dfa) with extremes of both heat and cold. The average annual temperature at Des Moines is 50 °F (10 °C); for some locations in the north, such as Mason City, the figure is about 45 °F (7 °C), while Keokuk, on the Mississippi River, averages 52 °F (11 °C).[85] Snowfall is common, with Des Moines getting about 26 days of snowfall a year, and other places, such as Shenandoah getting about 11 days of snowfall in a year.[86]

Spring ushers in the beginning of the severe weather season. Iowa averages about 50 days of thunderstorm activity per year.[87] The 30-year annual average of tornadoes in Iowa is 47.[88] In 2008, twelve people were killed by tornadoes in Iowa, making it the deadliest year since 1968 and also the second most tornadoes in a year with 105, matching the total from 2001.[89]

Iowa summers are known for heat and humidity, with daytime temperatures sometimes near 90 °F (32 °C) and occasionally exceeding 100 °F (38 °C). Average winters in the state have been known to drop well below freezing, even dropping below −18 °F (−28 °C). Iowa's all-time hottest temperature of 118 °F (48 °C) was recorded at Keokuk on July 20, 1934, during a nationwide heat wave;[90] the all-time lowest temperature of −47 °F (−44 °C) was recorded in Washta on January 12, 1912.[91]

[BarBoss]

Такое впечатление что про Айову как #1 для пенсии писал какойта индус из бангалора.

[Annushka]

it’s manageable for the retiree who likes the occasional blizzard and warm, sunny summers.

and occasionsl EF-5 tornado that had picked up speed in the endless glyphosate-covered corn fields

Во Флориде пенсионеров харикейны не пугают

[аннаиванна]

I come from Des Moines. Somebody had to. When you come from Des Moines you either accept the fact without question and settle down with a local girl named Bobbi and get a job at the Firestone factory and live there forever and ever, or you spend your adolescence moaning at length about what a dump it is and how you can't wait to get out, and then you settle down with a local girl named Bobbi and get a job at the Firestone factory and live there forever and ever.

Hardly anyone ever leaves. This is because Des Moines is the most powerful hypnotic known to man. Outside town there is a big sign that says, WELCOME TO DES MOINES. THIS IS WHAT DEATH IS LIKE.

When I was growing up I used to think that the best thing about coming from Des Moines was that it meant you didn't come from anywhere else in Iowa.

[аннаиванна]

and occasionsl EF-5 tornado that had picked up speed in the endless glyphosate-covered corn fields

Во Флориде пенсионеров харикейны не пугают

По мне так что Айова что Флорида...