Tip: Cities ill-suited for aging

You've seen several "best cities to retire" lists over the years. Here's the flip side: places you probably don't want to move to.

Health-advice website RealAge.com has a new listing of the "25 Top Cities for Aging Too Fast." The cities were ranked on numerous health-risk factors, including number of diabetes cases, health insurance coverage and household income. Two cities in New York made the list: Rochester (20) and Buffalo (24). RealAge says the No. 1 worst city for aging was Knoxville, Tenn., because of "high rates of drinking, smoking, stress, unemployment, low income, and -- not surprisingly -- the least amount of optimism."

The rest of the top 10 was Louisville, Ky., Memphis Oklahoma City, Indianapolis, Greensboro, N.C., Nashville, Greenville, S.C., Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio.

For the full list, go to bit.ly/aging-cities.