London scored poorly in retirement rankings due to low life satisfaction and high living costs. Its retirement-age population is only 13.2%, with few leisure options.
According to Compare the Market, while London excelled in healthcare and parks, its overall ranking suffered from its high cost of living and low life satisfaction, indicating a disconnect.
Data analysis revealed that London's retirement amenities, such as bingo clubs and care homes per capita, fell short, with only 0.3 bingo clubs per 10,000 pensioners.
Despite a decent healthcare system score and a decent number of parks, the capital's high costs and challenges in leisure and satisfaction place it among the worst for retirees.
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