Retirement

States were ranked based on data collected in regard to affordability, quality of life, and health care. Kentucky ranked dead last and here's why.

As you recall, a recent WalletHub study found Kentucky to be the worst state to retire in, however, another study finds Daviess County the best place in the state to retire.

Now when I think "retirement" I think of maybe moving to Florida, or Arizona, or maybe just finding a nice cabin retreat right here in my home state. Hold up! Kentucky may not be the place to retire according to research.

I can't say I'm totally shocked, but the worst? Yes, our friends at WalletHub have named Kentucky as the 2018 "Worst State to Retire In". Yikes!

The Denver Broncos had their chance to honor the great Peyton Manning yesterday during a press conference to announce his retirement. Now it's the Indianapolis Colts turn.

After helping the IceMen to a win over the visiting Indianapolis Fuel this past Saturday, forward Dirk Southern announces he's leaving the game he's played for the decade.

After an 11 year career, tight end Dallas Clark will retire as a member of the team that drafted him in the first round of the 2003 NFL Draft.

Looking for someplace amazing to retire for around $1,000 a month? We know that sounds impossible but believe it or not, we have discovered a few gorgeous retirement destinations for even the tightest of budgets. Here are the top three:

Mitch Settle representing the Settle Group of Hilliard-Lyons was a guest on the Joe Lowe Morning Show Monday Aug. 15.  Market Volativity has many of us concerned and wondering what is happening to our 401k's and other retirement accounts.