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The “Free Stay Pass”: The Little-Known Secret For Staying In Luxury Properties All Over The World… For FREE!

Imagine spending four weeks over the Christmas and New Year’s holidays in a four-bedroom seaside Caribbean villa that would probably rent out at $2,500 per week… Or staying in a villa in Provence with a private pool, a thriving fruit and vegetable garden, and incredible views of the same Provencal countryside Cézanne and Van Gogh often painted… You can stay in the world’s finest overseas destinations and enjoy luxurious surroundings without shelling out one single dollar for the privilege. Point is: This is an ideal way for you to start enjoying a more international life right now. It's a simple strategy that can help you “leapfrog” your way to the kind of stress-free, laidback, travel-rich life you dream about. Find out about this “free-stay pass” in our exclusive report.

Escape to Mexico: Everything You Need to Know to Retire Better, Invest Well, and Enjoy the Good Life for Less 2016

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By International Living

Ranked one of the best places in the world to retire in International Living’s annual Global Retirement Index, there is only one place in the world where you can enjoy an affordable overseas retirement, live right on the beach at affordable prices, yet remain within minutes of the U.S. by car… With its moon-lit fiestas, languid white-sand beaches, ancient colonial towns set in the rugged Sierras, and Mayan pyramids rising from the misty Yucatan jungle, it’s no wonder so many people are starting new lives in Mexico. And armed with your Escape to Mexico Manual, you will be ready to start your new life south of the border.

Skiing Down Bulgaria’s Slopes, Hiking Along Ecuador’s Coast, and More

By International Living December 2016

While dinosaurs may have disappeared from the planet eons ago, they did leave behind some impressive evidence of their time on earth. And in the heart of Bolivia you can get up close to a mile-long wall covered in dinosaur footprints.

A Perfect Storm, a Fertilizer Boom, and Much More

By International Living December 2016

There are depressed oil and gas stocks, and then there are really depressed oil and gas stocks. Many of those in the latter category trade on emerging market stock exchanges.

Smart Estate Planning: Know the Rules in Latin America

Expat Advice

By International Living December 2016

Just as the food is different, the language and real estate laws you encounter in Latin America will be different from those you find in the U.S. and Canada. So are the legal system and inheritance laws, so it’s important to bear these in mind if you buy property there.

Find Your Own Paradise in Panama

Expat Advice

By International Living December 2016

“Welcome to Paradise.” That’s the sign outside the door to Mitzi and Bill Martain’s home near the little village of Santa Fe, in the mountains of Panama’s Veraguas province.

Snowbird Escapes on the Beach

By International Living December 2016

Gray skies...frigid temperatures...ice on the road...shoveling the drive after a snowstorm...sodden boots...bundling up against the cold... North American winters can be brutal. So why not follow the example of our winged friends and head south?

Download Your December 2016 PDF Here

By International Living December 2016

Did you know you can download and read your entire December issue as a PDF? Simply click on the link below and discover the secrets to retiring and investing overseas.

Retire Earlier, Better, and Happier Overseas: 8 Countries Where You Can Live Well on Your Social Security Alone

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By International Living

Maximizing your Social Security benefits… that’s just one piece of it. You can maximize your lifestyle too. In some places, you really can enjoy a Rolls Royce quality of life on a run-down Chevy budget. The kind of high-end living that might set you back $10,000 or $15,000 a month in a big city at home could be one-tenth that in the right places overseas.

Cruising the Panama Coast – Panama: Dream It, Find It, Live It

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By International Living

If your Panama plans call for clear blue waters and long stretches of sandy beach, you’ll be happy to know that there are plenty of places to choose from. After all, most of Panama consists of coastal areas. Plus, unlike in some other countries, Panama allows foreigners to own beach property outright, rather than requiring them to own via trusts or foundations. Cruising the Panama Coast – Panama: Dream It, Find It, Live It, details our favorite coastal locales, lifestyle and real estate options.