Summary
Newsweek and WalletHub analyzed the best and worst U.S. cities for veterans to live in. Austin, Texas ranked as the best city, while Newark, New Jersey ranked as the worst based on factors like job opportunities and health facilities for veterans.
Key Facts
- WalletHub compared the 100 largest cities in the U.S. for veteran-friendly living.
- Austin, Texas was the top-ranked city, noted for high veteran income and community support.
- Newark, New Jersey was the lowest-ranked city for veterans.
- The study considered 19 factors like military-related jobs and veteran health facilities.
- Around 200,000 military members return to civilian life each year in the U.S.
- Tampa, Florida was praised for its veteran medical facilities and resources.
- Cities like Detroit and Baton Rouge were among the 10 worst for veterans.
- Veterans need cities with good health care, jobs, and community support according to experts.
