A new study revealed which states in America are the best and worst places to drive in, and the top spot may (or may not) surprise you.

The Motley Fool identifies Tennessee, Kansas, and South Dakota as states with the lowest overall cost of living. Healthcare quality and accessibility vary; Utah, Colorado, and Vermont lead in best ...

Pennsylvania was also noted for having the fourth lowest annual cost of in-home services in the country. However, the state ...

California narrowly missed ranking among WalletHub’s top 20 states for retirees, landing at No. 21. California was the second ...

During Joe Biden's presidential term, Medicaid enrollment hit a record high, with almost one in four Americans using it ...

WalletHub released its 2025 study for the best and worst states to retire, with Florida in the top spot. Here's why state is ...

WalletHub’s 2025 rankings placed Florida as the top retirement destination. Here’s a look at where other states ranked.

With more baby boomers entering retirement age, many are flocking to certain states to settle into homes where they can enjoy ...

New York performed poorly in key categories: it ranked 46th for adjusted cost of living, 49th for tax burden, and 41st for ...