In San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, Jim and Kathy McLeod show you the 1AM to 5:30AM Fireworks display representing the “fight” between Good and Evil.

Not far from our apartment in Catania, and on one of our well-traveled paths to the historical section of the city is this Pizza and Pasta place.

Recently, the media has been covering the influx of Expats into countries such as Portugal, Thailand, Mexico, Guatemala or Panama. Apparently, this rise of foreigners relocating in these cities and towns have the locals annoyed.

An over 100-year tradition of celebrating the fight between Saint Michael and Satan is held in San Miguel de Allende, in Mexico.

Here we are, well into our 34th year of financial independence, and according to the pundits it wasn’t suppose to be this way. We were supposed to run out of money, the 4% rule doesn’t work, and we would be bored.

Today, we wandered around the Historical section of Catania, and just a few stone throws from the University of Catania, is Mooddika Restaurant.

One would not know by the looks of this excavation, but the Roman Amphitheater in Catania, Sicily was one of the largest in the ancient Roman Empire.

Dominating the city of Catania, it has reshaped the surrounding landscape due to its many eruptions over the centuries.

Tracking your spending is essential to achieving financial freedom. Without knowing exactly where your money is going, it is difficult to save and invest effectively.

Akaisha shows how skilled she is in pouring wine from the barrel into her bottle.

Whatever it is, tequila probably can't fix it, but it's worth a shot! - Jimmy Buffett
Billy and Akaisha Kaderli

Tequila can only be labeled as such if it is made from the Blue Agave plant harvested from these specific states in Mexico: Jalisco, Michoacan, Nayarit, Guanajuato and Tamaulipas.

We often get questions from our Readers running the gambit. These questions have to do with risk tolerance, investment and personal finances. Billy answers them all.

Walking through the Historical Section of Catania where there are restaurants with outdoor seating, high-end shops, tree lined streets, and a pan musician.

Imagine a retirement paradise – beautiful weather, stunning scenery, affordable living, and friendly faces everywhere you turn. Sounds too good to be true?

You have worked your butt off for many years saving, investing and doing mostly the right things. Now you have accumulated financial assets and are ready to retire. All of the arrows are pointing up and you are good to go.