Almost all resort property in the U.S. is already priced beyond the means of the average buyer. But the country doesn’t have a monopoly on nice beaches. Indeed, some of the most desirable property in the world right now does not sit within the confines of U.S. borders. Check out this report to find out more...
Head out of San Jose, crest the cloud forest-covered mountains to the west of Costa Rica's capital, and in about two hours you're on the Caribbean coast. Another two hours or so south and you're in the heart of the region. A pretty short ride...but it's like a different world. The tourist development of the Pacific coast never made it out here. So no big resorts, no golf courses, no high-rise condos...
Coronado, Panama was a sleepy beach town the first time IL’s Panama Editor Jessica Ramesch visited in the 1990s. How times change. Today, Coronado isn’t just growing; it’s absolutely booming as it grows in popularity. In this issue of the Lifetime Society Communiqué, Jessica tells you how this popular expat town has changed…and tells you everything you need to know to make your move to Coronado…
Michael Crowther has been working for the same company for years now. Last year he was able to persuade his employer to let him keep his job… but work remotely from Costa Rica.
In this months Incomes Abroad you’ll meet expats in Paris, Costa Rica, Argentina, Nicaragua, Mexico, Ireland and Greece who are funding a life in their new homes. You'll discover how one photographer from Toronto found a way to stay in Buenos Aires after falling in love with it on an extended trip there. Plus, you’ll learn how a couple who took the easy route started their own business in Nicaragua. This and lots more in your May issue of Incomes Abroad.
The click of castanets, the swirl and passion of flamenco dancers, whitewashed villages tumbling down hillsides toward the blue Mediterranean…for many people, this is their impression of Spain. But those are only the bold headlines…
Inside this Issue... Convenience and Comfort in Costa Rica’s Central Valley; Easy Living on Spain’s Catalan Coast; Los Santos, Panama: Low Costs, Pristine Beaches, and Heritage; Protect your Assets with an Offshore Trust; Business Potential for Expats in Vietnam...and much more.
It’s been a retirement haven for decades—one of the world’s most popular—and if you have ever visited Costa Rica, you know why. Living here means access to excellent and affordable health care, living costs of as little as $2,000 a month for a couple, including rent, and natural beauty at every turn.
Asia is vast and diverse but a few things unite it, one of which is a love of noodles. Every day from Beijing to Bangkok billions of noodles are sucked up and scoffed by everyone from lunching laborers to office workers in a hurry. And for the biggest producers times have been good.
White-sand beaches…majestic mountains…historic colonial cities in Latin America…small-town Europe…whatever you dream about can be your reality a lot faster, more affordably, and easily than you probably imagine.