People contemplating (and saving for) retirement might want to consider these 10 states—especially if they're at all concerned about their overall well-being after they leave the workforce.
According to the rankings devised by Gallup and Healthways in their State of American Well-Being series—in particular the 2015 State Well-Being Rankings for Older Americans, a person can't focus on a single factor when choosing a place to live as they age, unless they're willing to throw caution to the winds on how well they'll do.
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