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Tag Archives: medical tourism
Healthcare, Assisted Living: Our Future in Mexico
I would advise keeping yourself open to new prospects and to not get discouraged. With a little creativity you could put together something that works for you. Continue reading
6 Tips for Cutting Your Medical Bill
Prevention is better than cure, they say. This proverb holds true for both medical and non-medical conditions, because it’s easier to stay away from a problem than to find a solution. Continue reading
Comparing Panajachel, Guatemala to Oaxaca, Mexico as a Retirement Destination
If you had to choose, would you favor Panajachel over Oaxaca as a place to live? Continue reading
Do you need Medicare if you don’t live in the US? Medicare Part B isn’t free
The long answer is that you need to consider the potential costs. Continue reading
A Traveler’s Questions on Healthcare, Cost of Living, Apartment Hunting and More
I wanted to ask you about calculating expenses. How do you do it? Continue reading
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Can One Live in the US for Under $2,000 a Month?
If you can manage the cost of housing, you can live just about anywhere in the world. This is a huge consideration. Continue reading
I’m Ready to get out of the Rat Race
I’m going to be 61 this year, and I’m ready to hang it up. Continue reading
Quick Comparison: Chapala, Mexico to Panajachel, Guatemala
In answer to your question, which place, Chapala, Mexico or Panajachel, Guatemala do we like best, our answers are this: It’s hard to choose, and it depends. Continue reading
My Wife Wants to Retire Now, but Needs Her Employer Sponsored Health Care
We understand your wife’s hesitation in giving up her work-provided health care. Getting sick or needing medical attention in the US is very expensive. Continue reading
See the World on 10k Annual Income?
We know a man who does some “slow travel” and he lives on $12k a year and seems to be able to manage that fairly well. Continue reading
