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Tax-free living: Belize's new retiree law is one of the best programs on offer - Click Here - In the middle of last month, Belize's new “retiree” legislation became law—offering what is arguably the most attractive incentive programs anywhere for foreign retirees. If you're looking for tax-free living, put Belize at the top of your list. The law aims to “encourage and promote the inflow of foreign capital into Belize by offering certain tax exemptions and incentives to Qualified Retired Persons...”  by Joel M. Nagel
New legislation in Belize makes this the best time in years to consider “retiring” there - Click Here - Belize's newly revised “retiree” law promises to provide you much more flexibility of movement than you'll find under any similar program in another country. The new law allows you to remain in Belize indefinitely as a “tourist.” Until now, you would have had to apply for residency or leave the country every three months to renew your tourist visa. 
Investing in Nicaragua: Welcoming warmth and profit potential - Click Here - The Nicaragua of today is a dynamic place. Great building projects are under way throughout the country. Capital is welcomed after years of being shunned.  There is a need for modern office space in downtown Managua, and the returns are good now.  by Chris Weber
From Roatan to Bocas: Why we moved from Honduras’ Bay Islands to Caribbean Panama - Click Here - Prices in Bocas right now are below what we found in Roatan when we arrived there in 1994. Its a smart time to buy. We were lucky enough to have been in Roatan for the boom there and see the same dynamic is at work here in Bocas.  "Bocas is still at the very earliest stage of development…if you invest now, you will likely double or triple your investment.",  "No tropical storm has hit here in the 140 years official records have been kept."  by Frank Canale
Life on Eris Island, part 3,  Setting sail at long last: glorious days in the Bahamas - Click Here - Marsh Harbour is a place that feels welcoming and safe. Unlike in Nassau and Freeport, there are no big-city bright lights, no fancy resorts or casinos, and, most important of all, no threat of violent crime.  At home aboard Eris Island, afloat in the Bahamas, I have finally arrived in the world of my dreams.   by Kiana Delamare
Deliberately homeless: What it means to be a full-time PT - Click Here - by Paul Terhorst;  In a very real sense, our home address is our E-mail address.  PTs like security and predictability…it's just that security to us is a trusted friend, a helping hand, rather than a government program.
Next month in England: bonfires and effigies for the Gunpowder Plot - Click Here - I grew up in England, and Guy Fawkes Night—better known as “Bonfire Night”—was always a banner event. We saved our pocket money for weeks before the November 5th event, and then blew the lot on fireworks. We got extra money by asking neighbors and any passing stranger for “a penny for the Guy.”   by Steenie Harvey
Old stone barns and manor houses - UK holiday cottages, part II - Click Here -  Eager to escape the city at holiday time, our UK editor admits she has trekked her family all over Great Britain in recent years, in search of the ideal retreat. Here are her picks for the best homes off the beaten track in Wales and Scotland.  by Cheryl Taylor
 

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