Retiring abroad is growing in popularity among American retirees. Some make this decision based on their budgets and what ...

While Mexico is considered a retirement hotspot due to its low cost of living, retirees do not have to leave the country to ...

The answer for more than two million Americans and Canadians is Mexico, where the average cost of living is a whopping 61% less than in the U.S., according to LivingCost.org. Perhaps that’s why ...

The 2026 Overseas Retirement Index emphasizes havens that welcome expats with open arms. These places offer better weather, ...

These Latin America destinations offer affordable housing, quality healthcare, and low living costs for U.S. retirees seeking warm weather and cultural richness.

Mexico may be a great option for you if you're planning to retire outside of the U.S. or organizing a relaxing getaway. The country is close to the U.S., so it's easy to get back and forth. You'll ...

My husband and I retired to Cuenca, Ecuador, but always wondered what other options were out there. We spent time in Cancún and Playa del Carmen to see why many American expats retire in Mexico. We ...

Mexico has emerged as the best country in Latin America to retire, according to the latest Global Retirement Index (GRI) published by Natixis Investment Managers. The country climbed ahead of Chile ...

That analysis and others suggest older Americans are looking beyond traditional retirement meccas when they choose to relocate after they stop working. “That whole line of thinking has changed ...