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More Americans are eyeing retirement abroad. But is the lower cost of living worth the legal and logistical difficulties?

About 15% of American workers want to retire abroad, according to Dutch life insurance company Aegon's latest "Retirement Readiness Survey." Some retirees are already doing it: As of 2021, around ...

ChatGPT recommended Da Nang, Chiang Mai, Mérida, Cuenca, Medellín, Penang, Lisbon outskirts, Buenos Aires and others for ...

ChatGPT estimated Mexico retirement at $1,500-$2,500/month, Malaysia 51.6% cheaper than U.S. at $1,500/month, Portugal $1,800 ...

Affordable housing, top-notch healthcare, and relaxed Mediterranean living pushed one European country to the top of International Living’s Annual Global Retirement Index for the first time.

Retiring in Southeast Asia used to be nothing but an idle fantasy for Americans, but it's becoming much more of a practical ...

Could you earn an income overseas to support or supplement the cost of living there in retirement? Absolutely. You have two options: you could get a job or you could start a business. Both can be ...

Ryan Greiser is a financial advisor and the co-founder of Opulus, a firm dedicated to advising high-income millennials, business owners, and professional athletes. He was named one of the Investopedia ...

Some Americans are seeking adventure and a lower cost of living by retiring abroad—but the move might come with a few drawbacks, too. For Americans, retiring abroad often means a lower cost of living, ...

Every potential retirement locale has benefits and drawbacks. There is no such thing as a one-size-fits-all retirement haven, and no retirement choice is perfect. Here are some of the pluses and the ...