Utah is the sixth-best state in which to retire, according to an analysis by personal finance website WalletHub.com.
The rankings were drawn from 46 “key indicators of retirement-friendliness” — from affordability to heath-related factors to overall quality of life. Utah didn’t rank at the top of any of the categories, but averaged out to sixth.
The best Utah did in an individual category was dentists per capita, finishing eighth. The Beehive State as 12th in WalletHub's taxpayer ranking, 13th in life expectancy, 14th in quality of life; 16th in both affordability and healthcare; and 24th in annual cost of in-home services.