Retire in Nicaragua
While most retirees occupy their time researching which city in Panama or Mexico to retire in, this little country in the Caribbean lies discreetly under their noses. There are many…
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Retire in Brazil
Retire in Brazil Brazil is the fifth largest country in the world, and it has a diverse culture and history to match. It’s famous for its stunning beaches, its cultured…
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Top 4 Places for Expats to Live in Belize
Top 4 Places for Expats to Live in Belize Relocating to a new country can be daunting, especially if you aren’t sure where the best and worst places to resettle…
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Working in Antigua
Those who choose to move abroad to Antigua get to enjoy the laid back, beach lifestyle in one of the Caribbean’s safest and most stable countries. The Land of 365 Beaches…
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Wealth Regeneration at Retirement: Planning to Retire Abroad as a Champion Leader
Wealth Regeneration at Retirement: Planning to Retire Abroad as a Champion Leader. The vast majority of Americans have no retirement savings at all. Even senior workers aren’t really well padded…
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Working in Malaysia as an Expat
Working in Malaysia as an Expat Malaysia has seen an increase in tourists and expats over the last handful of years, drawn to the country’s tropical beaches, low cost of…
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Best Residency from India and China
Best Residency from India and China The best and lowest cost residency for citizens of India and China is Nicaragua. Here’s how Indian and Chinese nationals can get a second…
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The Golden Visa Effect
The Golden Visa Effect: How the Sale of Citizenship Influences European Real Estate Markets The global economic crisis, which hit Europe 2008, affected real estate markets across the continent. Since…
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Residency Options in Malaysia
Residency Options in Malaysia. Malaysia is a Southeast Asian country known for its beaches, tropical rainforests, and colourful culture, mixing Chinese, Indian, and European influences. If you’re looking to take…
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The Greek Phoenix: How Tourists are Bringing the Athens Real Estate Market Back to Life
The weakening of the Greek economy, which began in 2009, is slowing down. The country’s unemployment rate has been declining for a few years, and the International Monetary Fund (IMF)…
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