This is a common misconception stopping many people from even investigating overseas retirement. There are plenty of places throughout the world, including Europe and Asia, where you can live a very comfortable lifestyle for as little as $2000 a month. That includes housing, food, healthcare, entertainment, miscellaneous essentials, and a bit saved for travel. In fact, in some parts of Asia and South America, that $2000 a month can also cover little luxuries you'd never be able to afford in the US, like domestic help, dining out much more often, or a larger home with a pool, just as examples. Simply put, your dollar goes farther in most places around the world, which means overseas retirement is a great option, even for folks on a modest fixed income.

I'm not going to lie - there are a lot of things to consider and coordiante. And as with most things, the unknown can be scary or intimidating.

But the good news is this: with good guidance and a step-by-step plan, the fear melts away and it becomes completely manageable.

As Grandpa used to say, "put one foot in front of the other, and before you know it, you'll be there."

The other thing to realize is that at your current age, you are at the peak of your organizational and interpersonal powers. You have never been more able to pull this off, especially when you have a plan and support.

Many of the most desirable retirement locations around the world actually have better healthcare than in the US (the US is ranked 34th in the world).

And the best part is that it is usually more affordable, as well!

For example, private healthcare insurance (full coverage, no deductible, no copay) in most of Europe for someone in their late 60s/early 70s is under $200 a month. That's for private insurance, not the state run social plans.

Or picture this - receiving a house call from a doctor (not an RN or NP) within a couple hours of calling for as little as $100 in Europe, or even less in most of Asia and South America.

If you're worried about the language barrier, most doctors are trained in English at European or American universities, and your insurance provider can direct you to English speaking doctors. Language rarely is an issue.

Better care for less cost - healthcare should be a incentive to retire overseas, not a barrier!

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