Have you ever dreamed of making money from your favorite overseas destinations? Well there are lots of ways to get paychecks abroad…so you can live anywhere or travel anytime. This report gives you the nitty-gritty on three of our favorite "make money anywhere" opportunities. And if you have a computer, a camera, and an internet connection, you’ve already got everything you need to get started mastering these three income streams today.
This month we’re getting down and dirty, putting our hands in the soil, and discovering just how rewarding an income from farming overseas can be. You’ll meet masseuse Janis Bokar who discovered that the skills you already know can help you get ahead of the competition overseas. There’s opportunities for teachers in Peru’s “White City,” and we take a look at the Nicaraguan laws that make it easy for expat business owners. And if you dream of selling your own beer or running a trendy craft-beer gastropub, then Peru could be the place for you. Find out why in this month’s issue.
Mark Morgan Ford is not very good at retirement. Already, he's tried to retire three times…and each time, he's "un-retired" a short time later. It's not because Mark hasn’t the funds to retire. In fact, Mark's a multi-millionaire…and was at the age of 39, when he decided to retire for the first time. What Mark is good at is creating wealth…and it's that passion—that urge to keep growing his net worth while still living a happy, balanced life—that has driven him out of retirement every time. In the latest edition of your Quarterly Wealth Advisory, we asked Mark to give you his hard-won insight into creating wealth…and he's more than delivered.
In an era when taxes are on the march upward… the government is allowed to spy and pry to an unprecedented degree… and a devaluing dollar is draining your spending power…we’ve compiled details about all those tax-reducing, privacy enhancing, life-improving secrets, techniques, and destinations in our new research reports. In the right places overseas, you can combine the benefits of good-value living in a beautiful destination you love with perks like lower taxes, fewer regulations, and greater freedom…
This strategy is not for everyone. It works best for people who are frustrated with the US government “interfering” with their lives and “sucking them dry” with taxes… Once you learn this proven strategy—that nearly 3,000 everyday Americans used last year—you’ll have the keys in your hand to do something most Americans never consider. This brand-new report shares the specific step-by-step details.
The seven-island archipelago of Malta is one of International Living’s top picks for the best countries in the world today for retirees. You may not have heard much about this tiny state but it has a lot to offer: Mediterranean climate and waters…a cost of living between $2,000 to $2,400 per couple—including rent…and rich culture, history, and cuisine. In this Editor’s Debrief, IL Correspondent Barbara Diggs speaks to Dan Prescher about her recent scouting trip to Malta…and why it was so good, she wishes she could have stayed longer.
You may have thought that Buddhism was all saffron-robed monks and chanting. Not so at Thailand’s Buddhist hell garden. It was created by devout monks to warn people of the dangers that await in Naraka, the 136 fiery pits of Buddhist hell.
Brazilian stocks rose 900% from 2002 to 2007. Think about that for a minute… I’m not talking about a single stock. The entire country’s stock market soared 900%. Yes, it went up 900%, dramatically outperforming emerging markets in general. But the way down was equally dramatic… The iShares MSCI Brazil Capped Fund (EWZ) fell from around $100 a share in 2008 to around $17 a share this past January.
Costa Rica ticks almost all the boxes on anyone’s retirement checklist. It’s conveniently close to home. With many direct flights to two international airports (and a third in the works), it’s close to the U.S. and Canada—less than three hours from Miami. From the temperate Central Valley to the beautiful tropical beaches, there’s a climate for everyone. The World Health Organization praises Costa Rica for its healthcare system and has ranked it higher than that of the U.S., despite Costa Rica spending 87% less on healthcare per capita.
Imagine waking up each morning and, cup of coffee in hand, looking out your window onto acres of uninterrupted forest, field, and pasture. Ah…that’s life in the country. Slow, tranquil, and quiet. No honking horns, traffic lights, or rush-hour traffic out here. Every morning or evening, you can enjoy a laidback stroll through the forest, up the wild hills, or along quiet country lanes. You can walk miles without seeing another soul. Perhaps just deer frolicking in the woods and cows munching on grass. And at night, you look up to see what seems like all the stars in the sky.