Author Archives: Retire Early Lifestyle

About Retire Early Lifestyle

Billy and Akaisha Kaderli retired three decades ago at the age of 38 and began traveling the world. As recognized retirement experts and internationally published authors on topics of finance and world travel, they have been interviewed about retirement issues by The Wall Street Journal, Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine, The Motley Fool Rule Your Retirement newsletter, nationally syndicated radio talk shows and countless newspapers and TV shows nationally and worldwide. They wrote the popular books The Adventurer's Guide to Early Retirement (Your Simple Path to FIRE) and Your Retirement Dream IS Possible.

The Global Expatriate’s Guide To Investing—Why You Can’t Afford Not To Read It

Posted on October 15, 2014 by Retire Early Lifestyle

If you have a financial advisor, odds are high that he or she has a dirty little secret. Continue reading →

Posted in All Things Financial, Guest Blog Posts, Legal Matters | Tagged Finance, Retirement, retirement planning | Leave a comment

Questions on Retirement Facilities Overseas

Posted on October 13, 2014 by Retire Early Lifestyle

Do you have concerns about having to stay in a retirement facility overseas? Continue reading →

Posted in All Things Financial, Q & A From our Readers | Tagged daily life, medical care, retirement planning | Leave a comment

Age Requirements for 55+ Active Adult Communities

Posted on October 11, 2014 by Retire Early Lifestyle

I would love to do something similar but every active adult community that interests me seems to be 55+. As I am only 47 I don’t know if I would be able to join a community that I like. Continue reading →

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Giddy Yup

Posted on October 4, 2014 by Retire Early Lifestyle

Chip was a leathery old horse trainer who’d been teaching horseback riding for over 32 years. One look at me and he determined that Clementine and I would be a perfect match. Continue reading →

Posted in Guest Blog Posts, Humor | Tagged Contributions of women, daily life, Perspective | Leave a comment

Laundry Service

Posted on September 20, 2014 by Retire Early Lifestyle

They count our items and weigh the amount of clothing and then a couple of days later it comes back all clean and folded. Continue reading →

Posted in About us, Travel Tips and Insight | Tagged daily life, household expenses, Travel | Leave a comment

Banana Sheets

Posted on September 20, 2014 by Retire Early Lifestyle

Then one day when we walked outside our residence, we saw a vendor cooking up waffles and banana sheets! What luck! Continue reading →

Posted in About us, Indigenous Life, Travel Tips and Insight | Tagged Contributions of women, daily life, indigenous culture, Travel | Leave a comment

I Am a Happy, Homeless Pet and House Sitter

Posted on August 13, 2014 by Retire Early Lifestyle

Who wouldn’t like to travel and have FREE accommodation? Continue reading →

Posted in All Things Financial, Guest Blog Posts, Housing, Travel Tips and Insight, Women's Work | Tagged Contributions of women, daily life, household expenses, housing, International Experts, International Housing, Perspective, Travel | Leave a comment

Stop Telling Me I’m Old

Posted on July 23, 2014 by Retire Early Lifestyle

I had all I could do to keep from slapping her wrinkle-free face. Where on earth did she get such a distorted concept of older women? Continue reading →

Posted in Guest Blog Posts, Heart Song, Humor | Tagged Contributions of women, daily life, Happiness, Humor, Perspective | Leave a comment

Buying and Selling Real Estate (Foreign or Domestic) from a Tax Perspective

Posted on July 19, 2014 by Retire Early Lifestyle

In this article, we discuss U.S. expats and real estate. The most frequently asked questions on this topic include: (1) what are the tax implications when buying foreign real estate? (2) I still own real estate in the U.S. – what are the key issues to consider? Continue reading →