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Embrace Traditional Italy for $1,500 a Month

Embrace Traditional Italy for $1,500 a Month

By Anna Lebedeva |
November 25, 2016

In the morning, I like to take in the view from my balcony: To the south, I have the majestic, snow-capped peaks of the central Apennines, to the east, a turquoise stretch of the Adriatic Sea. And in between, olive groves, green meadows, and picturesque hilltop towns.

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History, Wine, and Music on Spain’s Affordable Costa Brava

History, Wine, and Music on Spain’s Affordable Costa Brava

By Sue Ellery |
November 25, 2016

The smell of baking bread greets me as I walk along the narrow medieval streets in the early morning. The church bell is chiming. It’s September and there are no clouds to obscure the vivid cobalt-blue, Mediterranean sky.

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My Accidental Retirement to Art-Filled Chiang Mai

My Accidental Retirement to Art-Filled Chiang Mai

By Brenda Joyce |
October 24, 2016

By 6 a.m., the vendors are already setting up on my little lane in Chiang Mai, the university city of nearly 1 million people in northern Thailand that I call home. Fruit stalls and coffee stands, with waffles and egg breakfasts, line the lane; I can eat outside on little stools or take what I want back to my condo.

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Affordable Beach Living in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

Affordable Beach Living in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

By Donald Murray |
October 24, 2016

“The town is overflowing with charm and beauty,” says Jack Bramy, who has found his ideal retirement spot in Puerto Vallarta, on Mexico’s Pacific coast. “It’s everywhere, from tiny local bistros to the narrow cobblestone streets climbing up the hillsides."

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Enjoying Jungle-Fringed Shores in Ojochal, Costa Rica

Enjoying Jungle-Fringed Shores in Ojochal, Costa Rica

By Jason Holland |
October 24, 2016

“Although I don’t live at the beach, I am close enough that I can go whenever the mood takes me. Just knowing it’s always there is amazing,” Pennie says. “I love the surf, as long as it isn’t too rough. Getting past the breakers and watching the waves roll in...so peaceful.”

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Olón: Tranquil Living on the Ecuadorian Coast

Olón: Tranquil Living on the Ecuadorian Coast

By Jim Santos |
October 24, 2016

“I woke up this morning and saw 30 or more horses grazing in the bamboo forest across the street from our home,” says Roger Wergin. “How’s that for a tranquil retirement view?” Roger and his wife Cyndy feel they made the right decision when they bought a lot and built their three-bedroom, two-bathroom home in a gated community.

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No More Winters Since We Moved to This Caribbean Island

No More Winters Since We Moved to This Caribbean Island

By Deb Crofutt |
October 24, 2016

Monday blues are a thing of the past in my new home, the tropical island of Roatán. In fact, in winter, when all the snowbirds return, we have a social gathering we call “Mondays Don’t Suck” at a stunning, secluded beach on the island.

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“Last Month, Our Big-City Expenses Were Just $1,503”

“Last Month, Our Big-City Expenses Were Just $1,503”

By Mike Herron |
September 26, 2016

Even though my wife Susan and I live in the midst of a historic, colonial city, at night we are lulled to sleep by the sounds of the Tomebamba River flowing just across Pasaje Imbabura street.

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Early Retirement in the Highland Retreat of Santa Fe

Early Retirement in the Highland Retreat of Santa Fe

By Conor William O'Brien |
September 26, 2016

For Janet Hitchens, exploring the lush hills of Panama’s Veraguas province is a far cry from battening down the hatches for cold Michigan winters. “People come here and feel better because of the weather,” she says. “I like to think of it as like Michigan in July."

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Enjoying a Slow-Paced Life in Warm-Hearted Ennis, Ireland

Enjoying a Slow-Paced Life in Warm-Hearted Ennis, Ireland

By Anna Lebedeva |
September 26, 2016

Over the course of more than six years living in Ireland, Michael and Karin Shepherd have enjoyed the friendliness of the locals many times. But one example really stands out.

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