Can you afford to retire in Massachusetts?

There are a lot of great reasons to retire in the Boston area. But new data suggests Massachusetts may be one of the most expensive places to age in the nation.

We'll discuss what that means for our state. Two guests join us for this latest edition of Be Well.

Caitlin Coyle, director of the Center for Social and Demographics Research on Aging at the Gerontology Institute at UMass Boston, and state president of AARP Massachusetts, Sandra Harris.