Retirement is often thought of as a time for pinching pennies. But in some parts of the country, retirees live more comfortably than many Americans do during their working years.
Where are those places? GoBankingRates has mapped them out. The personal finance website studied U.S. cities and towns where American seniors — defined as those aged 65 and older — made up at least one-quarter of the population, and then ranked those communities by median income. The result is a list of the wealthiest retirement towns across the United States, from New York to Hawaii.
