By Veronika Bondarenko Inflation is changing where and how people retire. Where to retire is a decision that comes with both emotional and financial implications. While many want to be as close to the grandkids as possible, an expensive city can drain one’s savings and take away from quality of life. The U.S. Labor Department found that 1.5 million Americans who retired between 2020 and 2022 later re-entered the labor market. Another study from financial advisor Edward Jones found that 59% of Americans close to retirement age in 2022 delayed their plans to do so. Every year, the U.S. News and …