Tag Archives: lifestyle

Relocating: How Do I Choose the Clothes and Accessories to Bring?

Posted on May 4, 2013 by Retire Early Lifestyle

What happened was that styles changed, my body shape changed, and things like high heels — for me — were not the kind of shoes I could navigate in on cobblestone streets and broken sidewalks. I had gorgeous snakeskin and eel skin bags and matching shoes — which, since I kept them — simply dried out without the joy of my wearing them to death. Continue reading →

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Santiago Cooks

Posted on November 19, 2012 by Retire Early Lifestyle

Visions of being the next Jenny Craig danced across my forehead. The business plan has a lot of potential: idiot-proof approach, no rocket science. Simple. Easy. Continue reading →

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Retire to Chile, South America, Part II

Posted on October 22, 2012 by Retire Early Lifestyle

Retire to Chile, South America – Do you have questions about Visas, Banking, Postal Services, Transport, Cost of Living? Find out more. Continue reading →

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Is House Sitting for You?

Posted on October 8, 2012 by Retire Early Lifestyle

I am very interested in this housesitting, anywhere. Is this “club” yours? Tell me more. Continue reading →

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At Age 28, He Has a Decade of Savings

Posted on September 3, 2012 by Retire Early Lifestyle

I’m 28 years old. I’ve been saving for retirement since I was around 18. I happened to find your “20 Questions – We are Frequently Asked” and this was very helpful for me. Continue reading →

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Get Out of Debt Using “Loan Forgiveness” Programs

Posted on August 13, 2012 by Retire Early Lifestyle

SoYouWanna pay off your student loans? Consider Wiping Out Your Loans With Some Do-Gooding. Continue reading →

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Rising from the Ashes to Newfound Freedom

Posted on July 23, 2012 by Retire Early Lifestyle

Sometimes retirement doesn’t come in a neat package – it can be thrust upon us in the disguise of uncomfortable circumstances. This is what has happened to you and we invite you to look at this as a great opportunity to reinvent yourself. Continue reading →

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The Power of Having a Plan

Posted on July 16, 2012 by Retire Early Lifestyle

I am so happy the day I ran across your blog, I don’t even remember how that happened, but I have been a faithful reader ever since. Continue reading →

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A Reader’s Comments on Retirement in Tatters

Posted on July 10, 2012 by Retire Early Lifestyle

I too read the Joe Nocera article in the New York Times. It was surely bleak, and frightened a great many people. Your take on the article was quite unusual. Continue reading →

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Important Steps to Finding Your Trusted House Sitter, Part II

Posted on July 10, 2012 by Retire Early Lifestyle

In Part I, I spoke about how to list your home, whether or not to have a vehicle available to your sitter and how trust is a priority on both sides when finding your perfect sitter. These are my tips this week: Continue reading →

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