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If you’re going through the “eat, pray, love” part of your life, or whether you need change for economic or reasons of maintaining sanity, join the millions of Americans considering an overseas retirement.

In How to Retire Overseas: Everything You Need to Know to Live Well (for Less) Abroad, Kathleen Peddicord shows how living in an unconventional retirement destination can cost less than a traditional home in Florida, Arizona or most other places in the U.S. Peddicord addresses death, taxes, health care, bank accounts and covers the upside and downside of various countries around the world.

Of her book, The Wall Street Journal reported: “If you’re thinking about living abroad in retirement, this book is essential reading . . .

World and market events are generally beyond our control. Perhaps you are frozen while hoping for the best. While it may not seem so, the situation is far less desperate than you may fear. Economies collapse and then recover . . . values–of real estate, of stocks fall and rise, financial meltdowns come and go. However, there’s always somewhere where the living is good or even better, and there’s always some place where your dollars (or euro or pounds) go much, much further. Kathleen Peddicord also sends weekly newsletters (if you sign up at the link below) to keep you up-to-date on the latest retirement hot spots and expat living.

Live and Invest Overseas

Kathleen is part of Live and Invest Overseas. Not only does she keep up with happenings around the world, she invites you to do so through weekly updates in your eMail, through her Live and Invest Overseas website, or through publications, including free reports and photographs of locations around the world.
Examples:

• Panama for $820 a month
• Belize for $1245 a month
• France — The Basque Region for $1320 a month
• Mexico, including Puerto Bahia, Puerto Vallarta, Morelia (in the mountains), for $407/month
• Live and Invest Overseas reports also cover China, Bali, Kuala Lumpur, Chiang Mai, Hanoi, etc.

Tags: expat living, international living, investing overseas, living abroad, moving overseas, retiring overseas

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