Comments for 2026 Best Places To Retire

Comment on Contact us by stan sullivan

stan sullivan — Thu, 02 Jan 2020 00:48:02 +0000

I am looking to rent a place in the Dominican Republic. I have recently retired and am interested in this country for both living expenses and missionary work, which is what I love to do. Please contact me about properties I can research for possible rental, as well as the procedures to contact, or connect with those agencies that do rental property for retirees in Santo Domingo….preferred site I would like to retire in. Thank you.

Comment on 2026 Best Places To Retire by Hairstyles

Hairstyles — Sun, 08 Dec 2019 04:10:26 +0000

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Comment on 2026 Best Places To Retire by ????? ????

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Thanks for sharing your thoughts about Best Places To Retire. Regards

Comment on 2026 Best Places To Retire by Maria

Maria — Tue, 28 May 2019 06:06:43 +0000

sent me a current brochure on retirement in Puerto Rico.

Comment on Contact us by Duane

Duane — Sun, 28 Apr 2019 02:20:05 +0000

I am a 62 year old single man who wants to live overseas, but first try it for a few months. My average income is about 60 to 70 thousand a year. Thailand is one of the safest and least expensive…any other ideas? I am a former teacher and coach.

Comment on 2026 Best Places To Retire by Christine

Christine — Thu, 10 Jan 2019 17:14:33 +0000

Is your site still active, up and running? If so, who’s the editor at this point? It’s an excellent resource; I’m just wondering how current information is, whose opinions I’m ‘hearing’.

I’ve seen a lot of changes here over my last few years living in Costa Rica – the USD/ Colones relationship for example.

At any rate, well done, this.

Comment on Contact us by Brigitte MadaIeina PERNOUX

Brigitte MadaIeina PERNOUX — Sat, 01 Dec 2018 23:39:50 +0000

I am interested in the purchase of a property from you. I hope it will be possible to buy such property for my little adopted son, who is just 12years old. I would be most gratefully if we can discuss about the best property I can buy for investment purposes in his name, meanwhile I am presently receiving treatment in a hospital in London, because I am very ill.

I will appreciate your response.

Comment on The Pros and Cons Of Living In A Senior Retirement Community by Karen

Karen — Tue, 08 Apr 2014 02:15:16 +0000

My father purchased an apartment in a senior community. He hates it, he paid $160,000 for it. He pays 1500.00 a month for service fee ie. utilities, cable, laundry room. He is provided one meal a day. Before he moved in they wanted to see his bank accounts, stock anything related to his finances. Everything has an extra charge, which wasn’t explained to him pre purchase. Is this the way they all work? Is there any way he can legally get out of this? Why would they have to know all his financial information?

Comment on Contact us by Jake

Jake — Fri, 28 Mar 2014 17:26:47 +0000

Hi there,

Isn’t $200/month for maid service low?? I know the cost of living is alot lower than then say north america but what is that like $1 / hour?

Is that b/c if she lives in the home you are paying for all of her expenses

I don’t really understand – I keep hearing $150-$250/month for a full-time or live-in maid and it just seems low. Please explain – Also how common is it to have a maid in latin america?

thank you

Comment on Uruguay South America Best Place To Retire by Robert Jones MD

Robert Jones MD — Fri, 14 Mar 2014 04:42:55 +0000

What a grossly incompetent false and misleading report! The person who made this ignorant false and misleading report needs to be taken back to the public nursing home she or he crawled up out of. Uruguay has the highest taxes of any county in South America! Daaaaaaaaa! Hello! A 50% tax on all imported products! Add another 30% sales tax and you have an 80% minimum tax on all imported products
into Uruguay! Uruguay is a south American public toilet society where no foreigner can afford to live today. Hello! Are you awake! Avoid Uruguay like you would a pack
of sewer rats that crawled up out of a South America public toilet!