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For Americans thinking of retiring to Massachusetts from another state, or comparing it with a move abroad. Prices in Massachusetts run at 105.8 against a US average of 100, with housing at 128.1. We cover Massachusetts's 14 counties on the map below, each with a page of its own, and no town in depth yet.

Sources: BEA Regional Price Parities by state, 2024 (SARPP, line codes 1-5), 2024-12-31

Where Massachusetts stands Tier 4 of 16
Cost of living 105.8
Taxes on a retired couple USD $5,471
Healthcare access 96 % of residents 65+
Safety 2.4 per 100,000 a year
Climate 4.7 months a year
Natural-hazard risk USD $0.91 per USD $1,000 of buildings

The six figures, with sources and dates · how tiers are set

Massachusetts is not compared with a town — compare two towns instead. Why?

Massachusetts, a state of the United States, is not the same kind of thing as a town: it spans many counties and very different places. Putting a state-wide average beside one town's own figures produces a number that looks like an answer and describes nothing a person would experience — so the engine refuses that pairing rather than rendering it thinly. A town against another town, here or abroad, is like-for-like. Build a comparison →

Research in progress. Our quality assessment of the official sources for the United States is not finished yet. Every figure published here is sourced and dated.

Massachusetts's 14 counties

Every county in Massachusetts on its own figures, against every US county that has the same figure. Pick a county on the map or in the list.

  • Lowest fifth of US counties
  • Middle fifth
  • Highest fifth (darker = a larger share 65+)
  • No figure

Outlines: US Census Bureau, cartographic boundary files (2024). A fifth is among every US county holding the figure, so a color means the same thing in every state.

All 14 counties, with their figures
  • Barnstable County

    233,539 residents, 85,085 aged 65 or older (36.4 %)

    Cost of living
    98.4 Cheaper than 12 % of the other 3,142 US counties Barnstable Town, MA metropolitan area, US = 100
    Taxes on a retired couple
    USD $4,099 Lower than 31 % of the other 3,110 US counties
    Healthcare access
    1 hospital in the county rated 4 or 5 stars by CMS
    Safety
    1.8 per 100,000 a year Lower than 97 % of the other 767 US counties
    Climate
    4.0 months a year More than 7 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Natural-hazard risk
    USD $1.11 per USD $1,000 of buildings Lower than 68 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Medicare premiums
    Advantage USD $7,726 · Original + drug plan USD $7,624 a year for two Typical plans; premiums only, not the cost of care

    Largest place: Barnstable Town (Census, 1 July 2024).

    Barnstable County page →

    Sources and dates: under the list

  • Berkshire County

    128,224 residents, 35,528 aged 65 or older (27.7 %)

    Cost of living
    95.1 Cheaper than 22 % of the other 3,142 US counties Pittsfield, MA metropolitan area, US = 100
    Taxes on a retired couple
    USD $6,365 Lower than 6 % of the other 3,110 US counties
    Healthcare access
    2 hospitals in the county rated 4 or 5 stars by CMS
    Safety
    Berkshire County had fewer than 20 homicides in 2020–2024: CDC WONDER publishes no reliable rate below that.
    Climate
    4.0 months a year More than 7 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Natural-hazard risk
    USD $1.54 per USD $1,000 of buildings Lower than 36 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Medicare premiums
    Advantage USD $8,782 · Original + drug plan USD $7,624 a year for two Typical plans; premiums only, not the cost of care

    Largest places: Pittsfield, North Adams (Census, 1 July 2024).

    Berkshire County page →

    Sources and dates: under the list

  • Bristol County

    593,640 residents, 118,614 aged 65 or older (20.0 %)

    Cost of living
    101.8 Cheaper than 7 % of the other 3,142 US counties Its area's figure: every county in the area shares it. Providence-Warwick, RI-MA metropolitan area, US = 100
    Taxes on a retired couple
    USD $5,469 Lower than 11 % of the other 3,110 US counties
    Healthcare access
    1 hospital in the county rated 4 or 5 stars by CMS
    Safety
    2.6 per 100,000 a year Lower than 92 % of the other 767 US counties
    Climate
    5.0 months a year More than 39 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Natural-hazard risk
    USD $0.77 per USD $1,000 of buildings Lower than 93 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Medicare premiums
    Advantage USD $6,406 · Original + drug plan USD $7,624 a year for two Typical plans; premiums only, not the cost of care

    Largest places: New Bedford, Fall River, Taunton (Census, 1 July 2024).

    Bristol County page →

    Sources and dates: under the list

  • Dukes County

    21,219 residents, 6,583 aged 65 or older (31.0 %)

    Cost of living
    98.6 Cheaper than 11 % of the other 3,142 US counties Its area's figure: every county in the area shares it. Massachusetts nonmetropolitan portion, US = 100
    Taxes on a retired couple
    USD $3,490 Lower than 43 % of the other 3,110 US counties
    Healthcare access
    1 hospital in the county rated 4 or 5 stars by CMS
    Safety
    Dukes County had fewer than 20 homicides in 2020–2024: CDC WONDER publishes no reliable rate below that.
    Climate
    3.0 months a year More than 2 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Natural-hazard risk
    USD $0.91 per USD $1,000 of buildings Lower than 85 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Medicare premiums
    Advantage USD $4,870 · Original + drug plan USD $7,624 a year for two Typical plans; premiums only, not the cost of care

    No incorporated place in this county (Census, 1 July 2024).

    Dukes County page →

    Sources and dates: under the list

  • Essex County

    826,653 residents, 170,809 aged 65 or older (20.7 %)

    Cost of living
    108.3 Cheaper than 2 % of the other 3,142 US counties Its area's figure: every county in the area shares it. Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH metropolitan area, US = 100
    Taxes on a retired couple
    USD $5,375 Lower than 12 % of the other 3,110 US counties
    Healthcare access
    1 hospital in the county rated 4 or 5 stars by CMS
    Safety
    2.0 per 100,000 a year Lower than 96 % of the other 767 US counties
    Climate
    4.0 months a year More than 7 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Natural-hazard risk
    USD $1.04 per USD $1,000 of buildings Lower than 75 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Medicare premiums
    Advantage USD $6,526 · Original + drug plan USD $7,624 a year for two Typical plans; premiums only, not the cost of care

    Largest places: Lynn, Lawrence, Haverhill (Census, 1 July 2024).

    Essex County page →

    Sources and dates: under the list

  • Franklin County

    70,698 residents, 19,596 aged 65 or older (27.7 %)

    Cost of living
    98.6 Cheaper than 11 % of the other 3,142 US counties Its area's figure: every county in the area shares it. Massachusetts nonmetropolitan portion, US = 100
    Taxes on a retired couple
    USD $6,761 Lower than 4 % of the other 3,110 US counties
    Healthcare access
    No hospital in the county rated 4 or 5 stars by CMS
    Safety
    Franklin County had fewer than 20 homicides in 2020–2024: CDC WONDER publishes no reliable rate below that.
    Climate
    5.0 months a year More than 39 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Natural-hazard risk
    USD $1.27 per USD $1,000 of buildings Lower than 54 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Medicare premiums
    Advantage USD $6,598 · Original + drug plan USD $7,624 a year for two Typical plans; premiums only, not the cost of care

    Largest place: Greenfield (Census, 1 July 2024).

    Franklin County page →

    Sources and dates: under the list

  • Hampden County

    464,338 residents, 94,794 aged 65 or older (20.4 %)

    Cost of living
    96.1 Cheaper than 20 % of the other 3,142 US counties Springfield, MA metropolitan area, US = 100
    Taxes on a retired couple
    USD $6,958 Lower than 4 % of the other 3,110 US counties
    Healthcare access
    2 hospitals in the county rated 4 or 5 stars by CMS
    Safety
    6.7 per 100,000 a year Lower than 56 % of the other 767 US counties
    Climate
    5.0 months a year More than 39 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Natural-hazard risk
    USD $1.15 per USD $1,000 of buildings Lower than 64 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Medicare premiums
    Advantage USD $6,490 · Original + drug plan USD $7,624 a year for two Typical plans; premiums only, not the cost of care

    Largest places: Springfield, Chicopee, Westfield (Census, 1 July 2024).

    Hampden County page →

    Sources and dates: under the list

  • Hampshire County

    164,065 residents, 36,302 aged 65 or older (22.1 %)

    Cost of living
    100.2 Cheaper than 8 % of the other 3,142 US counties Amherst Town-Northampton, MA metropolitan area, US = 100
    Taxes on a retired couple
    USD $6,752 Lower than 4 % of the other 3,110 US counties
    Healthcare access
    No hospital in the county rated 4 or 5 stars by CMS
    Safety
    Hampshire County had fewer than 20 homicides in 2020–2024: CDC WONDER publishes no reliable rate below that.
    Climate
    5.0 months a year More than 39 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Natural-hazard risk
    USD $0.99 per USD $1,000 of buildings Lower than 79 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Medicare premiums
    Advantage USD $6,790 · Original + drug plan USD $7,624 a year for two Typical plans; premiums only, not the cost of care

    Largest places: Amherst Town, Northampton, Easthampton (Census, 1 July 2024).

    Hampshire County page →

    Sources and dates: under the list

  • Middlesex County

    1,669,979 residents, 300,959 aged 65 or older (18.0 %)

    Cost of living
    108.3 Cheaper than 2 % of the other 3,142 US counties Its area's figure: every county in the area shares it. Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH metropolitan area, US = 100
    Taxes on a retired couple
    USD $5,347 Lower than 12 % of the other 3,110 US counties
    Healthcare access
    4 hospitals in the county rated 4 or 5 stars by CMS
    Safety
    1.1 per 100,000 a year Lower than 100 % of the other 767 US counties
    Climate
    5.0 months a year More than 39 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Natural-hazard risk
    USD $0.84 per USD $1,000 of buildings Lower than 90 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Medicare premiums
    Advantage USD $6,526 · Original + drug plan USD $7,624 a year for two Typical plans; premiums only, not the cost of care

    Largest places: Cambridge, Lowell, Newton (Census, 1 July 2024).

    Middlesex County page →

    Sources and dates: under the list

  • Nantucket County

    14,758 residents, 2,709 aged 65 or older (18.4 %)

    Cost of living
    98.6 Cheaper than 11 % of the other 3,142 US counties Its area's figure: every county in the area shares it. Massachusetts nonmetropolitan portion, US = 100
    Taxes on a retired couple
    USD $2,613 Lower than 64 % of the other 3,110 US counties
    Healthcare access
    No hospital in the county rated 4 or 5 stars by CMS
    Safety
    Nantucket County had fewer than 20 homicides in 2020–2024: CDC WONDER publishes no reliable rate below that.
    Climate
    3.0 months a year More than 2 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Natural-hazard risk
    USD $3.18 per USD $1,000 of buildings Lower than 6 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Medicare premiums
    Advantage USD $6,310 · Original + drug plan USD $7,624 a year for two Typical plans; premiums only, not the cost of care

    No incorporated place in this county (Census, 1 July 2024).

    Nantucket County page →

    Sources and dates: under the list

  • Norfolk County

    739,749 residents, 147,797 aged 65 or older (20.0 %)

    Cost of living
    108.3 Cheaper than 2 % of the other 3,142 US counties Its area's figure: every county in the area shares it. Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH metropolitan area, US = 100
    Taxes on a retired couple
    USD $5,456 Lower than 11 % of the other 3,110 US counties
    Healthcare access
    2 hospitals in the county rated 4 or 5 stars by CMS
    Safety
    1.3 per 100,000 a year Lower than 99 % of the other 767 US counties
    Climate
    5.0 months a year More than 39 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Natural-hazard risk
    USD $0.81 per USD $1,000 of buildings Lower than 92 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Medicare premiums
    Advantage USD $6,598 · Original + drug plan USD $7,624 a year for two Typical plans; premiums only, not the cost of care

    Largest places: Quincy, Weymouth Town, Braintree Town (Census, 1 July 2024).

    Norfolk County page →

    Sources and dates: under the list

  • Plymouth County

    546,829 residents, 121,646 aged 65 or older (22.2 %)

    Cost of living
    108.3 Cheaper than 2 % of the other 3,142 US counties Its area's figure: every county in the area shares it. Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH metropolitan area, US = 100
    Taxes on a retired couple
    USD $5,833 Lower than 8 % of the other 3,110 US counties
    Healthcare access
    1 hospital in the county rated 4 or 5 stars by CMS
    Safety
    2.7 per 100,000 a year Lower than 91 % of the other 767 US counties
    Climate
    4.0 months a year More than 7 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Natural-hazard risk
    USD $0.89 per USD $1,000 of buildings Lower than 86 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Medicare premiums
    Advantage USD $6,598 · Original + drug plan USD $7,624 a year for two Typical plans; premiums only, not the cost of care

    Largest places: Brockton, Bridgewater Town (Census, 1 July 2024).

    Plymouth County page →

    Sources and dates: under the list

  • Suffolk County

    791,891 residents, 112,651 aged 65 or older (14.2 %)

    Cost of living
    108.3 Cheaper than 2 % of the other 3,142 US counties Its area's figure: every county in the area shares it. Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH metropolitan area, US = 100
    Taxes on a retired couple
    USD $4,045 Lower than 32 % of the other 3,110 US counties
    Healthcare access
    5 hospitals in the county rated 4 or 5 stars by CMS
    Safety
    5.1 per 100,000 a year Lower than 71 % of the other 767 US counties
    Climate
    5.0 months a year More than 39 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Natural-hazard risk
    USD $0.67 per USD $1,000 of buildings Lower than 97 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Medicare premiums
    Advantage USD $6,526 · Original + drug plan USD $7,624 a year for two Typical plans; premiums only, not the cost of care

    Largest places: Boston, Revere, Chelsea (Census, 1 July 2024).

    Suffolk County page →

    Sources and dates: under the list

  • Worcester County

    888,502 residents, 168,720 aged 65 or older (19.0 %)

    Cost of living
    102.5 Cheaper than 6 % of the other 3,142 US counties Worcester, MA metropolitan area, US = 100
    Taxes on a retired couple
    USD $6,232 Lower than 6 % of the other 3,110 US counties
    Healthcare access
    1 hospital in the county rated 4 or 5 stars by CMS
    Safety
    1.9 per 100,000 a year Lower than 97 % of the other 767 US counties
    Climate
    5.0 months a year More than 39 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Natural-hazard risk
    USD $0.87 per USD $1,000 of buildings Lower than 87 % of the other 3,143 US counties
    Medicare premiums
    Advantage USD $4,870 · Original + drug plan USD $7,624 a year for two Typical plans; premiums only, not the cost of care

    Largest places: Worcester, Leominster, Fitchburg (Census, 1 July 2024).

    Worcester County page →

    Sources and dates: under the list

Sources: US Census Bureau, county population estimates by age, 1 July 2025; BEA Regional Price Parities 2024, all items, of each county's metropolitan area or its state's nonmetropolitan portion; The state's published 2025 income-tax rules, the county's own local income tax where one is levied, and the county's Census ACS property-tax ratio, applied to the example household; CMS, Hospital General Information (Care Compare), hospital overall star rating, release of 13 Aug 2026; CDC WONDER, Underlying Cause of Death 2018-2024 (Single Race, final), by county of residence; CHELSA V2.1 monthly maximum temperature, 1981-2010 (~1 km), averaged over the county, Karger et al.; FEMA, National Risk Index v1.20 (December 2025), county expected annual loss to buildings (EAL_VALB); CMS, Medicare Advantage and Part D Landscape, plan year 2027; CMS, 2026 Medicare Parts A & B Premiums and Deductibles (fact sheet, 14 Nov 2025).

Where Massachusetts stands, on the six criteria

Massachusetts's six figures are the ones that set its place on the state ranking, where it sits in Tier 4 of 16. Each is measured for the whole of Massachusetts, not for any single place within it.

CriterionMassachusetts
Cost of living
BEA price level, all items (US = 100); lower is better
105.8
Cheaper than 12% of the other 50 · housing 128.1 · goods 98.8 · utilities 152.1 · other services 102.9
BEA Regional Price Parities by state, 2024 (SARPP, line codes 1-5) · figure for 2024 · checked 2026-08-28
Taxes on a retired couple
state and local tax on the example retired couple, USD a year; lower is better
USD $5,471 (90% margin USD $5,453–$5,489)
Lower than 12% of the other 50
Each state's published 2025 income-tax rules and the Census ACS property-tax ratio, applied to the example household · figure for 2025
Healthcare access
share of residents 65+ living in a county with a 4- or 5-star CMS hospital; higher is better
96 % of residents 65+
Higher than 98% of the other 50
CMS, Hospital General Information (Care Compare), hospital overall star rating, release of 13 Aug 2026, weighted by each county's population 65+ (US Census Bureau, 1 July 2025) · figure for 2026 · checked 2026-10-27
Safety
homicides per 100,000 a year, 2020–2024, by state of residence; lower is better
2.4 per 100,000 a year (95% interval 2.3–2.6)
Lower than 94% of the other 50
CDC WONDER, Underlying Cause of Death 2018-2024 (Single Race, final), by state of residence · figure for 2024 · checked 2026-10-27
Climate
months a year whose mean daily high is 18–29 °C (64–84 °F), 1981–2010; more is better
4.7 months a year
More than 38% of the other 50
CHELSA V2.1 monthly maximum temperature, 1981-2010 (~1 km), averaged over the county, Karger et al., weighted by each county's population 65+ (US Census Bureau, 1 July 2025) · figure for 2010 · checked 2026-10-27
Natural-hazard risk
expected yearly loss to buildings from natural hazards, per USD $1,000 of buildings; lower is better
USD $0.91 per USD $1,000 of buildings
Lower than 84% of the other 50
FEMA, National Risk Index v1.20 (December 2025), state expected annual loss to buildings (EAL_VALB) · figure for 2025 · checked 2026-10-27

Medicare in Massachusetts

For the published example couple, both 67 and married: what Medicare premiums cost a year for two in Massachusetts, and the most a bad year can cost. What care itself costs depends on a person's health, so it is not estimated here.

Medicare Advantage, with drug coverage

USD $6,526 a year for two in premiums (from USD $4,870)

At most USD $19,526 in a bad year (from USD $16,870), with each person's in-network out-of-pocket maximum

The middle of the 27 plans offered here; "from" is the lowest premium among them.

Original Medicare, with a drug plan

USD $7,624 a year for two in premiums (from USD $5,189)

Medigap: no federal price list — not in this total.

No yearly maximum on Original Medicare alone.

Part B for two, plus the middle of the 10 standalone drug plans offered in the state.

The middle of Massachusetts's 14 counties, weighted by residents 65 or older (US Census Bureau, 1 July 2025).

The 2027 Part B premium is not yet published (CMS usually publishes it in November); 2026's is used.

Source: CMS, Medicare Advantage and Part D Landscape, plan year 2027; CMS, 2026 Medicare Parts A & B Premiums and Deductibles (fact sheet, 14 Nov 2025).

Massachusetts's Medigap enrollment rule is not yet confirmed from Massachusetts's own insurance department.

Free, official Medicare counseling in Massachusetts: Serving Health Insurance Needs of Everyone (SHINE), 1-800-243-4636 (the State Health Insurance Assistance Program).

Medicare when you retire to another state: choosing a plan

Retiring to Massachusetts: pros and cons, by the figures

Retiring to Massachusetts, judged on the six figures above: a pro is a figure in the top fifth of the states, a con one in the bottom fifth. Figures in between get no verdict.

Pros

  • Healthcare access: higher than 98% of the other 50 (96 % of residents 65+). CMS, Hospital General Information (Care Compare), hospital overall star rating, release of 13 Aug 2026, weighted by each county's population 65+ (US Census Bureau, 1 July 2025)
  • Safety: lower than 94% of the other 50 (2.4 per 100,000 a year). CDC WONDER, Underlying Cause of Death 2018-2024 (Single Race, final), by state of residence
  • Natural-hazard risk: lower than 84% of the other 50 (USD $0.91 per USD $1,000 of buildings). FEMA, National Risk Index v1.20 (December 2025), state expected annual loss to buildings (EAL_VALB)

Cons

  • Cost of living: dearer than 88% of the other 50 (105.8). BEA Regional Price Parities by state, 2024 (SARPP, line codes 1-5)
  • Taxes on a retired couple: higher than 88% of the other 50 (USD $5,471). Each state's published 2025 income-tax rules and the Census ACS property-tax ratio, applied to the example household

Also shown, not scored

Massachusetts's other state-wide figures: shown for context, not part of its tier. Measured for the whole of Massachusetts — not for any single place within it.

MeasureValue
Population
Total resident population, US Census Bureau estimate for 1 July 2025.
How this is measured

Total resident population, Census Bureau estimate as of 1 July 2025, as reported in SSA's Table 1. Bigger is not better — this axis exists for context, never for ranking.

7,154,084 people
Population 65 plus
Residents aged 65 or older, US Census Bureau estimate for 1 July 2025.
How this is measured

Resident population aged 65 or older, Census Bureau estimate as of 1 July 2025, as reported in SSA's Table 1.

1,421,793 people
Social security beneficiary share
Everyone receiving Social Security — retired, disabled, survivors and dependants — as a share of the population, 2025.
How this is measured

All OASDI beneficiaries — retired workers, disabled workers, survivors and dependants — as a percentage of the total resident population. SSA Table 1 (2025), population as of 1 July 2025. Not the same measure as the county-level retired-worker share.

19.7 percent

Source for every figure: SSA Table 1 (2025) · Census population as of 1 July 2025 · figure for 2025 · checked 2026-08-28 Official source

Taxes on a retired couple in Massachusetts

We apply Massachusetts's published rules for tax year 2025 to one example household and show the sum, line by line. These are rules already in force for 2025, not a projection.

The example household

Filing statusmarried filing jointly, both aged 67
Social SecurityUSD $45,000 a year, combined
Private pensionUSD $25,000 a year
IRA or 401(k) withdrawalUSD $20,000 a year
Home, for property taxUSD $350,000

An illustrative household, the same for every state so states can be compared. Each spouse holds half of each income. Your own figures will differ.

Massachusetts's rules applied

Gross income as Massachusetts defines it Massachusetts Department of Revenue, 2025 Form 1 Instructions USD $90,000
Social Security is not Massachusetts gross income Massachusetts Department of Revenue, 2025 Form 1 Instructions − USD $45,000
State adjusted gross income Massachusetts Department of Revenue, 2025 Form 1 Instructions USD $45,000
Personal exemption, married filing jointly Massachusetts Department of Revenue, 2025 Form 1 Instructions, Line 2a − USD $8,800
Additional exemption, age 65 or over Massachusetts Department of Revenue, 2025 Form 1 Instructions, Line 2c − USD $1,400
Taxable income Massachusetts Department of Revenue, 2025 Form 1 Instructions USD $34,800
Tax at the 2025 rates Massachusetts Department of Revenue, 2025 Form 1 Instructions USD $1,740
State income tax Massachusetts Department of Revenue, 2025 Form 1 Instructions USD $1,740
Property tax on a USD $350,000 home, at the state's median taxes paid ÷ median home value US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, table B25103 USD $3,731
State and local tax, a year USD $5,471

Federal income tax is left out: it is the same in every state, so it cannot separate them. Sales tax is left out too: it depends on what a household buys, and no state publishes an average of its local rates. The rate is listed below.

The rules behind the sum

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