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You need a list of destinations that might support the lifestyle you seek if you are considering retiring overseas. How do you choose your ideal retire-overseas haven from among the 200+ countries in the world? I’ve provided a short list

A friend of ours is making his first trip to Southeast Asia this year. He will be visiting Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam. He’s lived in Mexico for several years, so he’s a seasoned expat, but he has never ventured beyond

One of the most important questions to ask yourself when considering making a move to another country for retirement is whether you’d like to live in a highly touristed area or a place that’s removed from the tourist path. Living

Stretches of the Dominican Republic’s sandy coast, including in Puerto Plata and Punta Cana, for example, have been catering to tourists for a decade and longer, and it shows. These resort towns could be Cancun or any other resort town

Neckties and wine. Croatia may be better known for its long coast along the sparkling green Adriatic and its tumultuous, 1,000-year-long history, but, when I think of Croatia, I think of neckties and wine. This gorgeous, complicated country is the

The Forbes reporter who interviewed me this week wanted me to give it to him straight. “Living or retiring overseas,” he began, “is an exciting idea on the surface… but there must be downsides. “What are the biggest concerns people