Midland Retains No. 1 U.S. Retirement Ranking for 2nd Year on Affordability, Tax Savings
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Updated · WJRT · Oct 29
Midland Retains No. 1 U.S. Retirement Ranking for 2nd Year on Affordability, Tax Savings
3 articles · Updated · WJRT · Oct 29
Summary
Midland again ranked as the best U.S. place to retire, holding the top spot for a second straight year in U.S. News & World Report's latest list.
U.S. News said Midland led because of strong affordability and retiree tax savings, two factors it said are central to older Americans seeking financial security and quality of life.
More than 850 cities were evaluated, with the top 250 published and judged on affordability, healthcare, quality of life, retiree taxes, job market, and migration among people 55 and older.
Michigan placed four cities in the top 25—Midland at No. 1, Troy No. 20, Wyoming No. 21 and Rochester Hills No. 24—while Bay City ranked No. 44.