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flag New York City is the most expensive U.S. city for retirement, according to WalletHub's analysis.

flag WalletHub's analysis ranks New York City as the most expensive U.S. city for retirement, factoring in cost of living and retiree tax-friendliness among 182 cities. flag Honolulu and Pearl City, Hawaii, follow in second, with Boston in third. flag High housing costs, such as median rents of $4,500 for one-bedroom apartments, contribute to NYC’s ranking. flag Despite the expense, the city offers rich cultural activities and senior care options. flag Other factors to consider include healthcare access and proximity to family.

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