When contemplating retirement, you might wonder whether there's enough money in your retirement savings to support you adequately — without having to work during retirement or find some other source of income.
The folks at GOBankingRates have been wondering about that too, and took a look at all 50 states and the District of Columbia to see where one might retire and actually feel rich while living on the money they've saved for retirement.
After all, a person wants to be comfortable once the job is gone, and not worrying constantly about how to pay the next bill. So GOBankingRates checked on taxes, living expenses, banking rates, health insurance costs and Social Security payments to see where a person might be able to make those retirement dollars count — and spend those golden years in comfort.
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