Kiplinger ranked states to find out which ones make it hardest for retirees to make ends meet.
Zillow ranked the top places where a significant portion of millennials make more than $350,000 a year.
Taxes in the 10 most expensive states are three times higher than those in the least expensive states.
Industrial and northeastern states carry the highest total tax burden, while Sun Belt and western states have lower taxes.
Here are the top 15 states where state and local taxes are lowest for retirees.
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Cost of living, health care and crime were why these 10 states were ranked worst for retirement.
Crime rate, health care and overall happiness of residents were rated to find the best states in which to retire.
Single-family home rental property does not offer the same returns in all cities, HomeUnion says.
HomeUnion selects the best places to invest in single-family home rental property.
WalletHub ranked the 50 states and the District of Columbia to see where retirees would have a good chance for a rewarding retirement.
Seniors will face a more challenging retirement in these 10 states.
Millionaires find their homes in every state, but some states have more by percent of population than others.
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WalletHub analyzed the credit scores in 2,570 cities to see where people manage their debt well.
WalletHub ranked more than 2,000 cities to see where people have the most troublesome credit ratings.
CardHub rated 1,200 credit cards to find the best.
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Six other states have more than 10 million residents, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
WalletHub reveals where residents pay the least in state and local taxes.