Retirement Tax Heaven (and Hell)

 Retirement Tax Heaven (and Hell)

Where you live can have a huge impact on your tax bill in ways that may surprise you. Some states are more tax-friendly for retirees than others -- particularly if you are living on a fixed income -- can have a big impact on how much you have left over to spend.

Click through our gallery to see which states qualify as "heaven" and which are "hell" for income tax, pension, social security benefits, sales tax and property tax.

Read Kiplinger's Article


Next: States With No Income Tax
COMMENTS ( 0 )
GOT SOMETHING TO SAY?
YOU'LL BE ASKED TO REGISTER OR SIGN IN BEFORE POSTING A COMMENT.
Make a Comment
Comment
 
   

Featured Sponsor

Will you spend as wisely as you save?

If a 65-year old couple retires today, how much savings may they need now to cover future health care costs?



Ask Me About Retirement

Dan Solin

Do you have a question about retirement? Ask our retirement
expert Dan Solin.

    Interest Rates

    TypeCurrentAPR
    30 yr fixed mtg5.34%5.57%
    5/1 ARM4.56%4.61%
    $30K HELOC5.06%0.00%
    36 month new car loan7.14%0.00%
    1 yr CD1.73%1.74%

    Interest Rates Provided by Bankrate.com

    Compare Rates in Your Area

    Retirement Tools

    For retirement calculations, understand the discipline of saving. Make the calculations necessary to build your retirement nest egg.

    Should I Convert My IRA to a Roth IRA?

    $
    $

    Headlines From WalletPop Partners

    Consumer Reports
    Smart Money
    Kiplinger.com
    CNBC
    MainStreet
    Bankrate.com

    More Great Sites

    BloggingStocks
    Luxist
    Gadling
    ParentDish
    DailyFinance
    WalletPop UK

    Visit Money & Finance for stock quotes, the web's best online portfolio manager and the latest business & market news. Find out about every aspect of personal finance and money management, from finding the best mortgage rates and preventing identity theft to making money, saving money and investing money.