The common narrative today is that very few people have saved enough money to retire comfortably. People are expected to tighten their belts and live frugally or keep working into their 70s...or even 80s. But there is another option...and it doesn't involve sacrificing the good things in life—or working yourself to death. The truth...
Whether you like the idea of a bricks-and-mortar business...or you'd prefer an income you earn from home: You could fund your life abroad doing something you enjoy...and get paid to live anywhere your heart desires... Or if you crave the flexibility and control that a portable income can deliver with an income that travels...
There's no question: In some destinations the opportunities are greater, it's easier to gain residence, it's simpler to start and run a business, the laws work to an entrepreneur's advantage, the taxes favor folks creating jobs for locals, and so on. There are eight countries in particular that fit these criteria, each with their own particular opportunities. Read this report to find out which one could be your perfect income solution.
In this special report, we look at some of the best retirement havens around the world. Places where you can live a rich man's retirement on a regular-joe budget. You'll learn about specific locations within these countries were real estate is affordable...healthcare is a fraction of the cost of what you’ll pay at home...the weather is great...and the lifestyle is the perfect combination of exciting and laidback. This is your shortcut to living a better life overseas.
Who hasn't dreamed about spending more time at the beach in retirement. Curling your toes in the sand…the sound of waves lightly crashing... Looking out at that glorious horizon... Spend part of your year in one of the destinations in this report...or maybe even longer than that…and you will soon see the savings add up, and your stress levels go down. These are destinations that are both unbelievably inexpensive and incredibly beautiful—in locales that will knock your socks off.
Sun-kissed Portugal—located in Europe’s southwest corner—boasts medieval castle towns, and an appealing landscape of beaches, rivers, farmlands, hills, and meadows dotted with olive groves and vineyards. In this special report, you’ll learn tips for seeking out and buying property from our correspondent on the ground, Tricia Pimental.
Imagine if you could wake up every morning in a stunning 18th-century stone house with cornflower-blue shutters…bright red geraniums in the windows…a view of the gentle peaks of the Pyrenees in the background. In this special report, we’ve profiled the best locations to retire in the south of France.
How great would it be if you could earn an extra $500, $1,000, or even $3,000 working a few hours a week from villa in the South of France or from the overseas paradise of your choosing? Maybe you want to work in the mornings and take the rest of the day off… Or maybe you just want to work whenever you need a little extra cash for life’s little extras. This doesn’t have to be a day dream. Thanks to new technologies, now there are a variety of ways you can have an income that travels, doing what you love and enjoy. It’s all covered in a one-of-a-kind report we’ve created.
In Secrets of the South of France we shine a light on many wonderful regions, towns and villages where you can live extraordinarily well. Life here can be quite affordable…when you know where to go. And we do know where. We’ve talked to expats in the region...studied the cost of living...analyzed weather reports...and scrutinized the entire area to come up with the most gorgeous, fascinating, convenient, and reasonably-priced areas for you. Secrets of the South of France has something for everyone.
Italy is undeniably romantic. From the days of the Grand Tour when the first tourists stood in the shadow of the Coliseum, Italy has attracted expats. As many of them have found out it’s not all about the big draws like Venice, Rome, and Florence. The Italian Lake district is admittedly well-trodden, but what do you know about the islands of Sardinia and Sicily? Or of Abruzzo, a hilly region on the eastern coast that shares the same attractive sandy beaches as Le Marche, but where properties are sensibly priced? Or of Apulia in the Deep South: a languid land of olive trees fringed by the Adriatic Sea? Although Italy is not generally perceived as being a bargain location for property buyers, there truly is something for everybody.