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Discover 9 walkable cities in Latin America and Europe where retirees live comfortably without a car—plus realistic budget ranges and practical cautions for 2026.

Retirement is a new chapter filled with opportunities to explore, relax, and enjoy life on your own terms. If you’re dreaming of trading your current surroundings for somewhere sunnier, more affordable, or simply different, you’re not alone. Choosing the right place to retire overseas can be exciting but also a bit overwhelming. I’ve done the legwork to highlight some of the top global destinations for retirement, sharing the perks and a few things to keep in mind. Let’s dive

Can a U.S. couple live well in Latin America on $3,500/month? Yes. Discover 10 cities offering comfort, safety, healthcare, and lifestyle value in 2026—plus things to keep in mind about each one.

Worried about what your winter holiday traditions would look like overseas? Read on to find out.

You can live well on $3,000 a month in many cities across Europe and Latin America. Please see our list of top 10 locations for 2026.

For many Americans, especially those approaching retirement, it feels like the beginning of a long-awaited chapter. But international relocation is also where smart, capable people make surprisingly costly mistakes.

This blog post explores various popular retirement locations, examining their living expenses, housing costs, healthcare, and lifestyle options.

Cost of living is often the deciding factor when people consider moving overseas. But cost of living abroad is rarely as simple as some numbers suggest.