Articles about places to retire
They call it Pase del Niño Viajero. The English translation is “the Passage of the traveling child” and of course refers to Jesus and his parents, Joseph and Mary. This is the Christmas parade in Cuenca, and it is a really big deal to the citizens. It draws visitors from all over Ecuador. It is …
My Response to “11 Downsides to Living in Medellin: An Expat Perspective“ Recently, I found the article above written by Jeff Paschke on his website Medellin Guru. Jeff and I are both Americans living in Medellin. Although I don’t know him well, I have attended a few of his monthly Expat gathering events. At the …
Table Of Contents Why the Americas? A Few Things I Want You To Know #1. Mexico – Largest, Closest, Most Familiar #2. Ecuador – Diverse, Beautiful, and Inexpensive #3. Colombia – Cheapest and Our Current Home #4. Panama – Don’t Let The Small Size Fool You #5. Costa Rica – The Land of “Pura Vida” …
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It seems everywhere I look these days, I see articles that just rave about the benefits of living in Costa Rica. That may or not be. I invite you to look at another article on my site. Regardless, you should heed the sound advice of virtually all of the experts in this industry. Buying property …
If you have done any reading about where to live in Central America, you are probably familiar with Boquete, Panama. In our research before leaving the USA, it was one of our top choices, and we had pretty much decided to retire in Boquete Panama. But 3 months before I was scheduled to retire, my …