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There are plenty of reasons to retire to Central America. For one, there's the low cost of living; a Western pension goes a lot further in El Salvador or Guatemala than it does in the U.S. or Canada.

Michael and Kim West say they were unaware they would not qualify for NHS treatment after selling up and leaving ...

Haiti and Nicaragua face off in World Cup 2026 qualifying action. Here's everything you need to know ahead of kickoff, including how to watch Haiti vs Nicaragua and odds. Haiti is favored to win the ...

Looking for the most affordable places to live? A new report from International Living reveals the best places to retire on $1,200 a month, from Europe to Latin America to Asia. Can you really live or ...

Nicaragua’s authoritarian government has begun holding dissidents without revealing their whereabouts or acknowledging their detention. Two have turned up dead. By Frances Robles Frances Robles has ...

Miss Universe Nicaragua 2025 was crowned on Thursday in Miami. The new queen is Itza Castillo, a 30-year-old professional model born in Managua, who arrived in the United States four years ago and ...

Morningstar’s Christine Benz explores the keys to a healthy, happy, and wealthy retirement in her new book and podcast series. Christine Benz asks the retirement questions that we are all ...

That analysis and others suggest older Americans are looking beyond traditional retirement meccas when they choose to relocate after they stop working. “That whole line of thinking has changed ...

It's possible to retire at 60, even though the average age for retirement is 62. Many Americans want to retire early or at the latest, by 60. For some, they have no choice due to health issues, job ...

Despite a flurry of positive reports in the travel press, U.S. officials say Americans should avoid Nicaragua because it’s an authoritarian regime. By Frances Robles Reporting from Florida The U.S.

“The dried fruit alone…” My friend Kim’s eyes fluttered closed as she recalled her recent visit to a tiny resort on a private island in Nicaragua. “It tastes like candy.” Kim, a fashion editor whose ...