Getting older and getting out of NJGetting older and getting out of NJNew survey shows NJ is unaffordable for retirees and most want to get outEric ScottEric Scott
Looking to retire? New Jersey is not your stateLooking to retire? New Jersey is not your stateThanks to lack of affordability, bad winters and no special tax breaks for seniors, New Jersey is the worst state to retire, according to WalletHub.Jen UrsilloJen Ursillo
Study says that New Jersey is the absolute worst state to retireStudy says that New Jersey is the absolute worst state to retireWe all seem to know someone who’s moved out of NJ and now there’s some research to back up the wisdom of those moves.Bill DoyleBill Doyle
Yes, you can retire in New Jersey — Here's howYes, you can retire in New Jersey — Here's howYou might be able to zero out some taxes in retirement through smart planning. Bill SpadeaBill Spadea
And New Jersey ranks WORST, againAnd New Jersey ranks WORST, againNJ is now ranked the worst place to retire in America. Yup, we all saw that coming.Bill SpadeaBill Spadea
Leave if you want — when my time comes, I'll retire in New JerseyLeave if you want — when my time comes, I'll retire in New JerseyHow could anyone want to spend the rest of their days anywhere else?Steve TreveliseSteve Trevelise
NJ one of the worst states to retire, report findsNJ one of the worst states to retire, report findsSurprise: Our cost of living is a major burden.Jen UrsilloJen Ursillo
Staying in New Jersey? I hope so!Staying in New Jersey? I hope so!The prospect of staying here forever though isn't too great right now.Steve TreveliseSteve Trevelise
NJ on verge of making retirement plan for private-sector workersNJ on verge of making retirement plan for private-sector workersNew Jersey would establish a retirement savings plan for private-sector workers, under a bill on Gov. Phil Murphy’s desk after being approved by the Assembly.Michael SymonsMichael Symons
Study says New Jersey is one of the worst states to retire inStudy says New Jersey is one of the worst states to retire inDoes this surprise anyone?Bill DoyleBill Doyle