Florida has long held the crown as America's retirement paradise. The beaches, the sunshine, the lack of state income tax.

For decades, Florida has been the undisputed retirement paradise. The warm beaches, the lack of state income tax, and the ...

Retirement in Florida offers year-round warm weather, plus the lure of no state income tax. But there are downsides to retiring in the Sunshine State.

Wyoming overtakes Florida to claim the top spot for retirement in 2026, driven by affordability and tax benefits for retirees ...

Discover 11 Florida waterfront towns where you could retire on $2,500 a month or less, with rent costs and lifestyle perks ...

Three Florida cities rank among the five best places to retire in 2025, according to a new study from the personal finance site WalletHub. Are any in Palm Beach County? The analysis, published Sept. 2 ...

Florida has long been the state that the rest of the country, at least much of the eastern part of the country, can’t wait to retire to. The Sunshine State is known for its beach and golfing ...

A recent study compared all 50 states to determine the best place to retire, and Florida ranked second.

It’s easy to see why Florida is one of America’s most popular retirement destinations, assuming they can afford it.

Wyoming, Florida and South Dakota ranked among the top states for retirement in a new study by WalletHub.