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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 ...

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.

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

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 ...

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 ...

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, ...