People looking to retire need to consider where they'll live. And one factor to take into account is how healthy the economy is in the state of their choice—since that can play out in all sorts of ways, from changes in taxes to the quality and quantity of services.

Retirees who plan their budgets based on the condition of a state's taxes, or whether certain public services or facilities are available for use, might find themselves in for a radical adjustment if, like Illinois, for instance, there's no budget for the second year in a row.

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