laesperanza / Shutterstock.comIn the short term, we're all working for the weekends; but, in the long run, we're all working with the hopes of retiring one day. While everyone has a different...
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In an age when traditional values are disappearing and monogamy and masculinity are often villainized, the new “passport bro” phenomenon isn’t all that surprising. For those unfamiliar with the concept, the Urban...
Slow Tourism: Why Experience Traveling Slowly Right Now? It gets confusing when people say they want to embrace slow travel, but can everyone afford slow travel? If time is the most critical...
travel guide The freedom of slow travel Roxanne de Bruyn Roxanne de Bruyn Editor Home Guides The freedom of slow travel I have never liked rushing. My mother has often told me...
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by Rachel DevlinFor those considering whether to live or retire in Thailand, understanding how to obtain the proper visas and residency status is a critical part of the process. As with any...
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It’s 7am in the morning and I’m up earlier than I normally would be on holiday, holding the warrior pose with all my might. Virabhadrasana is challenging at the best of times,...
Wondering how to travel on a budget? While it may seem like traveling is exclusive to those with cash to spare, you don’t have to overspend in order to get out of...
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Watch "Postcards from Portugal" in the video player below.Thursday, August 17, 2023Postcards from Portugal: Retiring AbroadPHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- For Americans ready to consider retirement, the idea of doing so abroad is surging...
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By Shane KennySpend a few days in Belize and you’ll quickly see why it’s becoming such a hot destination for many expats. Maybe it’s the friendly locals, the made-from-scratch local foods, the...
Moving abroad can yield huge savings for retirees on everything from housing expenses to food costs. Perhaps that's why a growing number of Americans are choosing to retire outside the U.S. If...
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By Kathleen EvansThe ease of access and affordability of healthcare should always be one of the top criteria when looking for a place to retire. One never knows when a medical emergency...
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Welcome back to "Ask an Advisor," the advice column where real financial professionals answer questions from real people. The topic can be anything in the world of finance, from retirement to taxes...
Looking to make Argentina your second home? The country’s Rentista Visa program offers retirees and folks with passive income (e.g. from property rentals) the ability to obtain residency there. Plus, you can...
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Ever since “Under the Tuscan Sun,” I’ve imagined channeling my inner Diane Lane and restoring an old Italian farmhouse. I’m guessing that many Americans assume that’s what living abroad is like (thanks,...
18. "I'm from Toronto and I moved to Seoul. I had a way more positive experience than negative — I stayed for six years and even married a Korean man. But that...
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When remote work became a thing in 2020, Mexico City was a hotspot for American workers, in part because of good weather and more lax COVID policies. Today, many of those “digital nomads”...
Out of all the towns and cities we got to visit on our 10-day trip to Taiwan, Jiufen was the most enchanting. Many locals and tourists only make a day trip to...
When the stars align, there’s nothing quite like travel: walking through the wondrous remains of an ancient civilization; tasting a mysterious delicacy for the first time; or exchanging stories about home with...
When remote work became a thing in 2020, Mexico City was a hotspot for American workers, in part because of good weather and more lax COVID policies. Today, many of those “digital...
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As anyone who enjoys getting wet, muddy, bruised and sore in the name of live music knows, packing and preparing for a music festival in the UK is stressful enough. But what...
