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The international living guide to retiring overseas on a budget : how to live well on $25,000 a year /
"Achieve your dream of retiring abroad while on a budgetThe International Living Guide to Retiring Overseas on a Budget provides a detailed guide to one of the least-known but most effective retirement strategies in today's chaotic economic environment: retiring abroad. The premise is simp...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Hoboken, New Jersey :
Wiley,
2014.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo (Requiere registro previo con correo institucional) |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction: What if you could retire better, more affordably, and even earlier than you expected?
- Part one. Contemplating an exciting move. Can you afford to retire where you live? ; Can you really live (well) overseas on $25,000 a year? ; What's your deal breaker? ; The most common (and avoidable) mistakes expats make ; Health care: myth vs. reality ; The challenges of language and culture
- Part two. Making the move: it's a big world ... where should YOU go?. Belize: no shirt, no shoes, no problem (and it's all in English!) ; Costa Rica: your easiest choice ; Ecuador: something for everyone ; Mexico: the top foreign destination for U.S. and Canadian retirees ; Nicaragua: ready for prime time ; Panama: the world's best retirement program (and much more) ; Uruguay: more first world than the United States? ; Europe: all the ingredients for the good life ; Southeast Asia: exotic and affordable ; Boots on the ground: zeroing in on the community that's right for you ; You found your paradise. Now what? Should you rent or buy? And how to know when half-way isn't the wrong way ; Once you know where you're going: put your plan in action
- Part three. Once you get there: adjusting to your new life. Changes in latitudes, changes in attitude: maintaining the bridge between your past and present lives ; When the hammock gets boring ... what to do after you retire and move overseas ; Moving on: this is not a one-way highway ; Epilogue: If we knew then what we know now.
- Machine generated contents note: Introduction What if you could retire better, more affordably, and even earlier than you expected? Part 1: Contemplating an Exciting Move ... Chapter 1: Can You Afford to Retire Where You Live? Chapter 2: Can You Really Live (Well) Overseas On $25,000 a Year? Chapter 3: What's Your Deal Breaker? Chapter 4: The Most Common (and Avoidable) Mistakes Expats Make Chapter 5: Health Care: Myth vs. Reality Chapter 6: The Challenges of Language and Culture Chapter 7: Belize
- No Shirt, No Shoes, No Problem (and It's All in English!) Chapter 8: Costa Rica: Your Easiest Choice Chapter 9: Ecuador: Something for Everyone Chapter 10: Mexico: The Top Foreign Destination for U.S. and Canadian Retirees Chapter 11: Nicaragua: Ready for Prime Time Chapter 12: Panama: The World's Best Retirement Program (and Much More) Chapter 13: Uruguay: More First World Than the U.S.? Chapter 14: Europe: All the Ingredients for the Good Life Chapter 16: Boots On the Ground: Zeroing in On the Community That's Right for You Chapter 17: You Found Your Paradise. Now What? Should You Rent or Buy? And How to Know When Half-Way Isn't the Wrong Way Chapter 18: Once You Know Where You're Going: Put Your Plan in Action Part 3: Once You Get There: Adjusting to Your New Life Chapter 20: When the Hammock Gets Boring ... What to Do After You Retire and Move Overseas Chapter 21: Moving On: This is Not a One-Way Highway Epilogue: If We Knew Then What We Know Now.