5 best cities to grow older in

Advantages: Strong economy, lots of jobs for older adults
Drawbacks: Lack of programs and transportation for seniors

Salt Lake City's vibrant economy has translated into high employment rates among older workers. For those who want to learn something new or embark on a second (or third) career, there are plenty of community college courses available to help get them there.

First published November 18, 2014: 10:51 AM ET

Source: Milken Institute's Best Cities for Successful Aging 2014.
Milken Institute compiled its rankings based on research and data from several government agencies, nonprofits and other organizations. It looked at a range of indicators as they applied to seniors in a metropolitan statistical area, including general living conditions, access to and quality of health care, wellness and lifestyle, financial factors, living arrangements, employment and education opportunities, transportation and community engagement.

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