From American Retirement Insider <[email protected]>
Subject The 5 Best (and Worst) States to Retire—Financially and Freely
Date June 14, 2025 6:00 PM
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Dear Patriot,

Yesterday, I showed you how your retirement ZIP code could cost—or save—you thousands. Today, let’s name names.

**Best states for retirees:**

* **Florida** – No state income tax, low property tax, and top-rated healthcare access.

* **Tennessee** – No income tax, low cost of living, and strong gun and property rights.

* **South Dakota** – Zero tax, high freedom rankings, and minimal red tape.

* **Wyoming** – Low population, low taxes, and wide-open independence.

* **Texas** – No income tax, big property protections, and a strong patriot culture.

**Worst states?**

* **California** – Highest taxes, high regulation, and expensive living.

* **New York** – Tax-heavy, fee-laden, and restrictive.

* **Illinois** – Skyrocketing property taxes and underfunded pensions.

* **New Jersey** – High everything: taxes, insurance, and exit fees.

* **Massachusetts** – Costly, controlled, and cold in more ways than one.

Tomorrow, I’ll show you how to make an out-of-state move without triggering massive tax penalties or healthcare gaps.

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**Fun Fact Of The Day**

Florida gained over **300,000 new residents aged 60+** in the last five years—largely because of tax breaks and warm weather.

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