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Retiring Where Does Your Money Last Longest
Dated: 04/11/2018
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U.S. cities where $1 million lasts longest in retirement
McAllen, Texas – 42.3 years
Harlingen, Texas – 39.5 years
Richmond, Ind. – 39.3 years
Kalamazoo, Mich. – 38.1 years
Cleveland, Ohio – 37.4 years
Martinsville, Va. – 37.1 years
Knoxville, Tenn. – 36.7 years
Ashland, Ohio – 36.6 years
Jonesboro, Ark. – 36.6 years
Norman, Okla. – 36.5 years
U.S. cities where $1 million is spent fastest in retirement
New York, N.Y. – 12.5 years
Honolulu, Hawaii – 14.8 years
San Francisco, Calif. – 15.9 years
Seattle, Wash. – 18.7 years
Boston, Mass. – 18.7 years
Orange, Calif. – 18.8 years
Hilo, Hawaii – 18.9 years
Stamford, Conn. – 19.3 years
Washington, Va. – 19.4 years
Kodiak, Alaska – 19.7 years
Palm Coast is followed by Tampa (32 years), Orlando, (31.6 years), Jacksonville (31.1 years), Daytona Beach (30.7 years), Vero Beach (29.9 years), Cape Coral (29.8 years), Gainesville (29.4 years), and Sarasota (27.3 years). Miami and Fort Lauderdale round out the list.
Not many of his clients would choose to retire in a place like The Villages, a preplanned retirement development in the middle of the state, he said.
Meanwhile, an increasing number of Broward County residents are looking elsewhere to retire, both to make their dollars last longer and because they desire a slower pace, said Matt Saneholtz, senior financial adviser and co-owner of Tobias Financial Advisors in Plantation. Saneholtz said he works with local clients interested in moving to North Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee and northern Florida.
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Source: SmartAsset
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U.S. cities where $1 million lasts longest in retirement McAllen, Texas – 42.3 years Harlingen, Texas – 39.5 years Richmond, Ind. – 39.3 years Kalamazoo, Mich. – 38.1 years