Nearly half of Arizona households pay an HOA or condominium fee, which is the second highest rate in the U.S. How much do ...

No matter whether you're just starting your career or approaching retirement age, it’s never too early — or too late — to start thinking about saving for retirement. In Arizona, however, reaching a ...

While Arizona offers plenty of perks, there are also some significant drawbacks that could impact your quality of life and ...

Arizona is consistently ranked as one of the top states for retirement due to its sunny climate and relatively low cost of living. But which Arizona city is the best place to retire? That's a ...

Arizona offers a lot of natural beauty and has many fellow retirees. But its summers are brutally hot and there are risks of wildfires, flash floods, and dust storms. It's not exactly a low-tax state, ...

Owning a car in retirement can add a number of charges to a retiree’s fixed budget. Specifically, the average retiree pays $3 ...

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Arizona's cost of living is a little above-average, largely due to high housing costs. Arizona's sales tax is a little high, but its state income tax is low. Arizona's warm climate and plentiful ...

Scottsdale was ranked the second-best city in the United States to retire in, according to a WalletHub study. Orlando, Florida, secured the top spot, ranking higher than Scottsdale in affordability ...

These 7 Arizona cities offer retirees the best chances of owning a home, with lower prices, retiree-friendly amenities, and strong quality of life today.

Paying taxes on retirement income is unavoidable, but what you pay depends heavily on where you live and your income sources. If you’re planning to retire in Arizona, you’ll want to run the numbers ...