The 25 Worst Cities for Retirement in 2016
Low scores: crime and weather
High scores: cost of living
* Ranking from Bankrate, which analyzed 196 U.S. cities across eight categories using various data sources: cost of living, crime, well-being, walkability, taxes, health care, weather and cultural vitality.
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Low score: well-being
High score: cost of living
Low score: well-being
High score: crime
Low scores: well-being and walkability
High score: cost of living
Low score: crime
High score: cost of living
Low score: taxes
High score: crime
Low score: cultural vitality
High score: weather
Low scores: taxes and weather
High score: walkability
Low scores: taxes and weather
High score: walkability
Low scores: cultural vitality and well-being
High score: weather
Low score: taxes
High score: walkability
Low scores: cultural vitality and cost of living
High score: weather
Low scores: taxes and weather
High score: crime
Low score: taxes and weather
High score: walkability
Low scores: cultural vitality and cost of living
High score: weather
Low scores: cost of living and taxes
High scores: walkability and cultural vitality
Low scores: crime and well-being
High scores: cost of living and health care
Low scores: weather and cost of living
High score: walkability
Low scores: taxes and weather
High score: walkability
Low scores: taxes, weather and crime
High score: walkability
Low scores: taxes and weather
High scores: cost of living and crime
Low scores: cultural vitality and cost of living
High score: weather
Low scores: well-being and taxes
High score: walkability
Low scores: well-being and taxes
High score: crime
Low scores: taxes, crime and weather
High score: cost of living