10 worst states for physicians to retire in the last 5 years

Kentucky was named Wallethub’s worst state to retire for the last three years. 

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By: Patsy Newitt

Here’s the personal finance site’s ranking of the best states for physicians to retire in the last five years:

2025

  1. Kentucky
  2. Louisiana
  3. Mississippi
  4. Washington
  5. New Mexico
  6. New Jersey
  7. Rhode Island
  8. West Virginia
  9. Arkansas
  10. Hawaii

2024

  1. Kentucky
  2. New Jersey
  3. Mississippi
  4. Rhode Island
  5. Oklahoma
  6. Louisiana
  7. New York
  8. Washington
  9. Arkansas
  10. Illinois

2023 

  1. Kentucky
  2. New Jersey
  3. Mississippi
  4. Oklahoma
  5. New York 
  6. Louisiana
  7. Illinois
  8. Washington
  9. Maryland
  10. Arkansas

2022

  1. New Jersey
  2. Mississippi 
  3. New York
  4. Kentucky
  5. Oklahoma
  6. Illinois
  7. Rhode Island
  8. Arkansas
  9. West Virginia
  10. Louisiana 

2021

  1. New Jersey
  2. New York 
  3. Mississippi
  4. New Mexico
  5. Rhode Island
  6. Kentucky
  7. West Virginia
  8. Connecticut
  9. Texas
  10. Illinois

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