Survey: Scottsdale, Peoria rank among best cities for retirement

By Sloane Kingston | KTAR

If you’re thinking about finally shelving that 9-to-five job and settling down, there are few better places to do just that than Scottsdale, Arizona.

Financial website WalletHub.com has ranked the city just second to Tampa, Florida among the top spots to retire in the country.

With weather, affordability, activities and quality of life well-represented, Scottsdale and the other top-ranked cities on the WalletHub list stood out for being the most “retirement-friendly” among the 150 cities examined for the study.

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August 28, 2015

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