Is it about temperature and location? Or about people and proximity? What will you decided when it's time to retire? 

With only 3 in 10 workers reporting that they are “very confident” they will have enough money for retirement, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released its report on 2021’s Best & Worst Places to Retire, as well as accompanying videos and expert commentary.

To help Americans plan for a comfortable retirement without breaking the bank, WalletHub compared more than 180 U.S. cities across 48 key measures of affordability, quality of life, health care and availability of recreational activities. The data set ranges from the cost of living to retired taxpayer-friendliness to the state’s health infrastructure.
 Best Cities to RetireWorst Cities to Retire1. Orlando, FL173. Arlington, TX2. Charleston, SC174. Jersey City, NJ3. Scottsdale, AZ175. Detroit, MI4. Tampa, FL176. Vancouver, WA5. Minneapolis, MN177. Wichita, KS6. Denver, CO178. Rancho Cucamonga, CA7. Cincinnati, OH179. Spokane, WA8. Fort Lauderdale, FL180. Bridgeport, CT9. Miami, FL181. Newark, NJ10. Atlanta, GA182. San Bernardino, CA