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It's beneficial to jot down what you're looking for in your new country. For instance, if your list includes beaches, a tropical climate, surfing, scuba diving, and sipping margaritas, that's a great start.
It's never wise to base your decision solely on YouTube videos or articles you've read about a destination abroad.
This can mean that your income goes further, allowing you to save more or have a higher standard of living for the same amount of money.
Opting for a country where the language aligns with your interests can serve as a powerful motivator for mastering it.
Slow travel retirement is where retirees opt to travel at a leisurely pace, spending extended periods in each location to deeply immerse themselves in the local culture and way of life.
Living on Social Security Income Abroad All the countries we cover allow you to live on a social security income. However, in some places, you can live exceptionally well, making it important to do your research.
Deciding to move abroad is an exciting journey, but choosing the right country can be overwhelming. With so many factors to consider, it’s essential to narrow down your options based on what truly matters to you. Here are three key ways to determine which country is the best fit for your new life abroad.
Retiring in Italy is a dream for many. Picture waking up to the aroma of fresh-baked focaccia, sipping espresso in a charming piazza, and spending your evenings marveling at the timeless beauty of a Tuscan sunset.
Moving to a new country is an adventure filled with excitement, but it also comes with challenges that require patience, effort, and a great deal of self-compassion.
Deciding to move abroad is an exciting adventure, but the process of letting go of your belongings can feel daunting. After all, we often attach memories and stories to the things we own.
Retiring on Social Security alone is a reality for many Americans, especially considering the widespread lack of retirement savings.
Choosing a country where you don't speak the language underscores the importance of having a community to connect with.
It's beneficial to jot down what you're looking for in your new country. For instance, if your list includes beaches, a tropical climate, surfing, scuba diving, and sipping margaritas, that's a great start.
It's never wise to base your decision solely on YouTube videos or articles you've read about a destination abroad.
This can mean that your income goes further, allowing you to save more or have a higher standard of living for the same amount of money.
Opting for a country where the language aligns with your interests can serve as a powerful motivator for mastering it.
Slow travel retirement is where retirees opt to travel at a leisurely pace, spending extended periods in each location to deeply immerse themselves in the local culture and way of life.
Living on Social Security Income Abroad All the countries we cover allow you to live on a social security income. However, in some places, you can live exceptionally well, making it important to do your research.
Deciding to move abroad is an exciting journey, but choosing the right country can be overwhelming. With so many factors to consider, it’s essential to narrow down your options based on what truly matters to you. Here are three key ways to determine which country is the best fit for your new life abroad.
Retiring in Italy is a dream for many. Picture waking up to the aroma of fresh-baked focaccia, sipping espresso in a charming piazza, and spending your evenings marveling at the timeless beauty of a Tuscan sunset.
Moving to a new country is an adventure filled with excitement, but it also comes with challenges that require patience, effort, and a great deal of self-compassion.
Deciding to move abroad is an exciting adventure, but the process of letting go of your belongings can feel daunting. After all, we often attach memories and stories to the things we own.
Retiring on Social Security alone is a reality for many Americans, especially considering the widespread lack of retirement savings.
Choosing a country where you don't speak the language underscores the importance of having a community to connect with.
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I’m Ré, the founder of Adventure Freaksss, and it’s a pleasure to have you with us.
I started this site to provide guidance and helpful information to support expats and retirees looking to create more freedom in their lives by living abroad comfortably on a budget.
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