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6 ‘Up-and-Coming’ Retirement Destinations for 2025
New list from International Living highlights spots promising adventurous retirees fulfilling lifestyles without the hefty price tags of more popular expat hubs
2025’s Best Places in the World to Retire
Heavy recent interest in moving abroad leads International Living to accelerate the release of its popular Annual Global Retirement Index
5 Best Places to Move if You Don’t Like Election Results: International Living
The ex-pat life may seem more appealing to many in light of this year’s particularly divisive election season. IL has compiled a list of countries where retirees can affordably escape the strife
6 Tax-Friendly Overseas Havens for Retirees
A new report from the overseas experts at International Living highlights six countries where expats can protect their foreign-earned income and live well for less.
Retiring on the Cheap: 5 Countries, 7 U.S. Cities Where You Can Retire on $2,000 a Month
Two new studies reveal places where relying on Social Security benefits can still mean a comfortable standard of living in retirement
2024’s 10 Best Places in the World to Retire
Familiar expat favorite reclaims top spot in International Living’s new rankings of places where retirement dollars go further
11 Best Places to Retire in the World in 2023
We have a new No. 1 and No. 2 in this year’s rankings of the best, most affordable places for Americans to retire abroad
2022’s 4 Most Affordable Places to Retire Overseas
A new report from International Living explores the four countries that offer expat retirees the best quality of life at the lowest cost
2022 World’s Best Place to Retire Is…
International Living is out with its latest list of the best foreign countries for Americans to retire comfortably and affordably, and a Central American powerhouse is back on top
4 Very Different ‘No. 1 Places to Retire’
Time for a little retirement daydreaming as we explore the top spots to retire according to new research from a variety of sources—two in the states, and two on distant shores