Imagine lounging on your deck, a cocktail in hand, the quiet turquoise waters of the Caribbean spread out before you. Or picture yourself relaxing in a flower-filled courtyard where lavender bougainvillea tumbles over stucco walls, while the sweet perfume of frangipani fills the air at dusk.
Maybe you dream, instead, of a mountain retreat where the air is crisp and you live amidst expansive, snow-capped peaks. Or perhaps it’s an elegant pied-à-terre you envision an apartment with 20-foot ceilings and crown molding, where geraniums fill your window boxes, and your days and evenings are busy with the cosmopolitan pleasures of big-city living.
Whatever you imagine, here’s a guarantee: In the world’s best havens, the dream can be yours and for less than you can possibly imagine.
In A Primer for Turbulent Times: Easy Shortcuts to the Good Life Overseas we’ll show you how to make your transition overseas fast and easy. Find out…
In A Primer for Turbulent Times: Easy Shortcuts to the Good Life Overseas we show you how to find the place that’s right for you and take the next steps with a sense of confidence.
It’s a whole new world out there when it comes to travel and price. Fare-beating techniques that worked last year are obsolete today.
But we’ve “road tested” the latest tips, techniques, and expert secrets we share in How to Get the Best Deal Every Time You Travel. And they can shave tens – even hundreds or thousands – off every trip you take.
Find out the single most important money-saver for any trip (we knocked $2,100 off a flight to Madrid this way)… Shortcuts to finding the best fare when you’re dealing directly with the airlines… The critical difference between a web-based travel service and a travel search engine… And lots, lots more…
How to retire, at any age, in the next six months
Residential prices in Buenos Aires have been rising since 2003. Today, prices for apartments are at an all-time high, and it would be foolish to think about buying one from a pure investment perspective. However, Buenos Aires is a market unto itself...and a relatively small one in this vast country.
The best deals and the biggest opportunities in real estate today are not to be found within U.S. borders. Take U.S. coastlines... Sure, America has some gorgeous beaches... and stunning seaside properties. But there’s a severely limited supply, especially of Grade A, beachfront real estate... and a burgeoning demand, especially among Baby Boomers. Even if your budget isn’t small, you’ll have trouble finding a seaside getaway on either U.S. coast that could be called a bargain.
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Ronan McMahon, editor of Real Estate Trend Alert on 4 strategies to profit from international real estate...Lee Harrison on the miles of white-sand Brazilian beachfront below the North American radar...Glynna Prentice, editor of Mexico Insider on Mexico--the world’s number one retirement destination...Jessica Ramesch our Panama expert on the hidden affordable Panama.
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Global trade has been described as the hot new enterprise of the 21st century. In reality, it’s not a new industry at all. Not when you think about the ancient caravans of the desert and camels bearing cargoes of salt, silk, and exotic spices.
Or the Phoenicians, who exported their precious purple dye all across the Roman Empire. Or Captain Bligh and his South Seas breadfruits…Sir Walter Raleigh and tobacco. When it comes to trade, the world actually went global a long, long time ago.
Cuenca was my first choice as a retirement destination when I retired at age 49. I lived there full-time
for almost six years. And since first settling there in 2001, I’ve traveled to just about every country in
Latin America; and gotten to know most of them quite well. I’ve seen the best of what the region has
to offer, yet my opinion of Cuenca hasn’t changed.
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in Mexico...or Belize...or Nicaragua? But making that decision to actually move south of the border just seems a little too frightening. What if you don‘t like the country you picked? What if the property you chose isn‘t quite what you wanted?