28. North Dakota
North Dakota often flies under the radar, but cities like Fargo have earned a reputation for cultural richness and great food. The state is sparsely populated, with about 780,000 residents and 126,000 seniors, and offers lots of wide-open space for exploration.
Taxes are low, with a 5% sales tax and modest income taxes. However, winters are extremely cold, and major urban centers are few and far between. Still, it’s a solid choice for those who want a slower pace and a lower cost of living.
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