Identifying the Best U.S. State for Retirement Living

Dream of cruising down ‘Country Roads’ to West Virginia? It’s more achievable than you think, with living costs 17% below the U.S. average. This state boasts stunning natural landscapes and charming mountain towns, though it struggles with lower incomes and unemployment.

While West Carolina offers undeniable charm, its healthcare quality lags, frequently ranking at the bottom nationwide. With a population of about 1.8 million, which includes 372,600 seniors, and a 6% sales tax, it presents a mixed bag of opportunities and challenges.