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The number of Americans and Canadians living abroad has steadily grown over the past decade and it is expected to more than double within the next 10 years. Millions of baby boomers are discovering the affordable real estate, great quality of life and investment opportunities available abroad. Cold weather, high cost of living, health care cotsts and other issues are leading many to live and invest abroad. Join Boomers Abroad Online Community the Expat and Future Expat Online Community. Meet, contact, connect, network,...with others that already live abroad and with those that would like to live abroad. Ask, learn, share with us your experiences. We look forward to hear from You!!!
Thousands of Baby Boomers are purchasing property abroad as vacation homes or investment homes. Naturally, many of them are auditioning these homes for potential primary retirement residences.
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UP-AND-COMING CAMPECHE, BEACHFRONT, COLONIAL AND CULTURE By Thomas Lloyd at Ventana Magazine Imagine being in a small boat, taking a relaxing ride through a long lagoon, surrounded by jungle, past some ancient Mayan ruins. The lagoon widens, then narrows, then widens again. Suddenly you hear ... Click Here to read All Blogs
Living in Los Cabos: One Thing Not To Sweat Cabo woke up this morning to a massive wave of humidity. Yes, we are in a desert, but this time of year we get an occasional passing storm that reminds me how lucky we are not to be in Atlanta or St. Louis. It’s just plain sticky. So when I ... Click Here to read All Blogs
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PUERTO VALLARTA: DISCOVERING A NATURAL PARADISE By Puerto Vallarta Tourism Board at Ventana Magazine Geography Puerto Vallarta encompasses all of Banderas Bay on the Pacific coast of Mexico. Located in the state of Jalisco, well known for the preservation of its authentic Mexican traditions... Click Here to read All Blogs
By Troy Truman People who are looking to purchase vacation real estate are always trying to find the next new big thing. This may seem like a good idea to some, but to those who know how to make successful business decisions, this is actually a flawed idea. Here is the problem. If you find a place... Click Here to read All Blogs
| Puerto Vallarta, Mexico and Boquete, Panama among the 5 top Best Places to Retire Abroad |
| AARP The Magazine Travels the Globe to Reveal the Top 5 Best Places to Retire Abroad Experts in celebrating the next chapter in life, AARP The Magazine traveled the globe to discover the ultimate retirement destinations abroad. Factoring climate, expat community, cost of living, housing, health care, access to the U.S. and culture and leisure, AARP The Magazine reveals the top five locales in its September/October issue, available in homes and online today. See what regions in Mexico, France, Panama, Portugal and Italy have to offer—castles, palm trees, rain forests, grilled lobster—in their unique and unparalleled retirement experiences.
1. MEXICO — Puerto Vallarta  Puerto Vallarta, Mexico is the undisputed number one destination for American retirees. With its rich Indian and Spanish culture, lavish beaches and affordable real-estate, Puerto Vallarta offers the low-cost, laid back lifestyle retirees seek to find in a community. Some Reasons we love it: Puerto Vallarta Real Estate• Climate: Winters—sunny, pleasantly warm; summers—rainy, humid hot • Expat Community: Estimated at 50,000 American retirees • Access to the U.S.: Excellent |
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| Latin America and Caribbean on the rise again, UN economic survey finds |
July 21, 2010. Latin America and the Caribbean is consolidating its recovery from the global economic slowdown, posting higher-than-expected growth in recent months, although some countries in the region face serious pitfalls, according to a new United Nations report. The 2009-2010 regional economic survey, conducted by the UN Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) and released today, forecasts that the region will expand by 5.2 per cent this year after the recovery began in the second half of last year. Overall unemployment rates are likely to ease from 8.2 per cent to 7.8 per cent. Alicia Bárcena, ECLAC’s Executive Secretary, told the report’s launch today in Santiago, Chile, that this year’s growth rate is higher than expected. Private consumption is on the rise again following the slight improvement in employment, while lending has also increased, as have investment and export revenue. |
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