Yes, you can retire in New Jersey — Here's how
You might be able to zero out some taxes in retirement through smart planning.
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And New Jersey ranks WORST, again
NJ is now ranked the worst place to retire in America. Yup, we all saw that coming.
Leave if you want — when my time comes, I'll retire in New Jersey
How could anyone want to spend the rest of their days anywhere else?
NJ one of the worst states to retire, report finds
Surprise: Our cost of living is a major burden.
Staying in New Jersey? I hope so!
The prospect of staying here forever though isn't too great right now.
NJ on verge of making retirement plan for private-sector workers
New 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.
It's possible to stay in New Jersey when you retire
NJ is 32nd in a study of the best states for retirement, but with financial and lifestyle planning, there's no need to move to first- place North Dakota.
Retiring in New Jersey? Good luck
New Jersey's cost of living ranked as 5th-worst among all 50 states. Only two states — Connecticut and New York — registered a higher tax burden.
Tax changes for NJ retirees
Q. Can you explain about before vs. after-tax savings for retirees? For example, I plan to retire in 2018 and will have a pension of about $40,000, filing taxes as single. I don’t expect additional income. What would I owe in taxes under the new bill that gives help for retirees?