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Category Archives: All Things Financial
Medical Care and Infrastructure in Guatemala
How is the infrastructure and medical care in Guatemala? These are two criteria my husband uses to pick cities to visit. Continue reading
Am I Doomed to Being the 5th Wheel in My Early Retirement?
I know plenty of fellows who could retire early. They have enough. They have enough for three lifetimes but still they refuse to leave the golden trough. Continue reading
Single Black Female
Where are the best places for single black females to retire overseas? Continue reading
My Wife Wants to Retire Now, but Needs Her Employer Sponsored Health Care
We understand your wife’s hesitation in giving up her work-provided health care. Getting sick or needing medical attention in the US is very expensive. Continue reading
Dental Care in Guatemala
Guest post by Lori Shea, Owner, Guatemala Medical Travel. Lori first arrived in Rio Dulce, Guatemala aboard a sailboat in 2005 and had a home and business there for two years. For more information on Cancer therapies visit her website. In … Continue reading
Active Adult Communities for Retirement
The best time to look for houses for sale is just before the annual lifestyle fees or rent is due. Continue reading
Retirement; Like your parents, but way cooler!
Retirement today has many more expressions than it did in our parents’ time. Continue reading
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How to Retire/Live/Travel with Only Social Security
We are real estate brokers but lost all of our assets in the real estate crash. Continue reading
More Conversation on Getting Out of the Rat Race
Ten years after I retired, the unexpected hit — the heart attack. If I had not retired, I fully expect the attack would have been much earlier and that I would probably not have lived. But I got out of the Rat Race. Continue reading
Retired But Got the Blues? How Can that Be?!
After returning from this incredible 3 month trip, something weird happened. I began to mope around and waste my days fretting about what was next in life. Had I made a huge mistake by retiring early? Continue reading
