These cities lack the affordability, activities, quality of life and health care retirees seek in their twilight years.

These 10 cities boast the qualities retirees value, including affordability, activities, quality of life and health care.

As of 2021, Americans spend an average of 1,767 hours per year at work.

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These companies offer competitive rates, an array of policies and helpful customer service, according to Investopedia.

The metropolises at the top of this ranking are notable for their stringent measures to contain the COVID-19 outbreak early on.

MedicareGuide.com ranked these states lowest for affordable, high-quality health care for aging Americans.

According to Personal Capital, people in the top state on this list have an average of $523,568 saved for retirement.