Where not to retire in Florida?

The places are listed in ascending order, with the worst place in Florida to retire is the one with the higest score.
  • Bal Harbor. Insider Monkey Score: 22. ...
  • Juno Beach. Insider Monkey Score: 23. ...
  • Highland Beach. Insider Monkey Score: 24. ...
  • Siesta Keys. Insider Monkey Score: 27. ...
  • Key West. Insider Monkey Score: 27.




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Cape Coral: Known as the “Waterfront Wonderland,” this charming town is not only one of Florida's most affordable places but it is also one of the safest. Located in the southwestern part of the state near Fort Meyers, Cape Coral has an intricate system of canals which allow its residents to always be near the water.

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Marco Island The largest of Florida's Ten Thousand Islands, Marco Island is the safest area in Florida, according to the FBI's data. It does have a high cost of living—with a median home price of $1.3 million. But some might say the white sandy beaches there make it priceless.

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Drawing a lump sum out of your pension isn't the only way to retire to Florida – the UK and US have a reciprocal agreement meaning that you can still draw your UK state pension whilst living in Florida and have it rise in line with the cost of living as if you were in the UK.

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