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States That Don’t Tax Retirement Pensions
Back to homepage › Taxes by State States That Don’t Tax Retirement Pensions A clear overview of which states tax pensions and what retirees should consider before choosing where to live. Updated: At a glance: When looking for the most tax-friendly states to retire in, you’ll want to think about everything from how income is…
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The Future of Senior Care May Be AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly developing, with scores of new AI products, software, and tools used to simplify daily tasks. We surveyed 1,000 Americans over 55 regarding their thoughts on AI, current AI usage, and interest in hypothetical AI senior care apps.
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The Loudest Cities in America
Are all cities teeming with noise, or can you find some quieter metropolitan streets for retirement living? To answer this question we analyzed noise level data from cities across the U.S. and surveyed 1,005 city residents. Explore our findings to determine America’s loudest and quietest cities.
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Medicare Advantage Satisfaction Index
Healthcare is one of the biggest expenses for seniors. Does Medicare Advantage help beneficiaries afford better coverage? We surveyed 351 beneficiaries about their plans, including premiums, customer service, and provider networks. We also gathered satisfaction rates for various plans and explored potential disadvantages to help you find the right coverage.
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The Top Retirement Vacations
If you’re like most retirees, travel is at the top of your retirement bucket list. With so many incredible destinations beckoning your attention, it can be difficult to choose where to go next. There is also much to consider when planning a trip, from flight costs to accommodations to activity options.
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Retiring Into A Recession
The cost of just about everything is rising—including interest rates. Though economists remain split on exactly when a recession will arrive, most agree that inflation surges mixed with rising interest rates and tighter credit conditions are a surefire recipe for a U.S. recession. Here’s how retirees are adjusting their plans to combat uncertainty.