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  2. Retiring early abroad: The good and bad of living overseas ...

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    Members of the FIRE movement – short for financial independence, retire early – have been the most vocal proponents of saving and investing aggressively so that they can do what they really ...

  3. I’m an Expat in Mexico: Why I Recommend Retiring Here ... - AOL

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    Avoid living near tourist areas if your top priority is stretching your retirement dollars in Mexico. Property taxes are less than $200 a year, unless you have a large home.

  4. Mexico Is a Cheap Place To Retire (but Not as Cheap as ... - AOL

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    Mexico is often ranked as one of the most affordable places for American retirees because it generally offers a lower cost of living than the United States. Explore More: 5 Places in America To ...

  5. 7 Best Places To Retire in Mexico - AOL

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    The ability to afford retirement in the U.S is far from a guarantee; in fact, many Americans struggle to make ends meet during their golden years. According to the recent Anytime Estimate ...

  6. Punta Cana - Wikipedia

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    Punta Cana is the second-most popular tourist destination in Latin America, with more visitors than any other city in the Caribbean region. [ citation needed ] The Punta Cana International Airport is located about 3 kilometres (1.9 mi) inland, on the highway that leads from Higüey to La Romana.

  7. 7 Affordable Places To Retire in Mexico and Other Countries ...

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    Punta del Este, Uruguay. Cost of living for one person: $1,088 Another remarkable seaside getaway for Americans hoping to retire on a budget is Punta del Este located in southern Uruguay.

  8. Sexenio (Mexico) - Wikipedia

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    The federal Constitution of 1824 created the office of the president of the United Mexican States, originally with a four-year term limit. On 4 October 1824, Mexico became a republic with the promulgation of its first federal constitution, [3] which, on its article 74, invested the Supreme Executive Power of the Federation on an individual whom was to be called president of the United Mexican ...

  9. My husband and I knew retirement would be tight in NYC. We ...

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    We moved to Mexico in our 50s, built our dream home for $270,000, and no longer worry about retirement. ... had considered retiring in Mexico but waited too long until the upheaval of moving ...