Ever consider retiring to a country in the Schengen Zone? We list our 5 favorite countries in this zone, and why you should retire to there.

U.S. tax rules on foreign rental income, deductions, capital gains, and key details for Spain, Portugal, Panama, France, and ...

People raised chickens and caught fish with wooden poles. Their children climbed trees rather than jungle gyms and hunted ...

The Dominican Republic is an affordable Caribbean paradise, offering year‑round sunshine, beaches, jungles, mountains, and a relaxed, multicultural lifestyle—perfect for retirees or remote workers ...

Generally, infrastructure in Colombia is in need of improvement, but it’s constantly being improved. The past 15 years, in particular, have seen dramatic improvements across the country. Three ...

Inspired by Spanish-colonial cities, we envisioned building not just a resort at Los Islotes, but a timeless, vibrant ...

U.S. tax rules on foreign rental income, deductions, capital gains, and key details for Spain, Portugal, Panama, France, and ...

Retiring to a tropical paradise is certainly high on many people’s lists, but if you’re more interested in culture (the arts, history, great food, and wine) and First-World amenities, then you may ...

Uncover the top 3 overseas retirement havens for 2025—safe, sunny, affordable, and full of culture, community, and ...

Bahía de Navidad is a crescent-shaped bay and beach along Mexico’s Pacific coast—chic, upscale, and ideal for retirees. It offers a serene coastal lifestyle with attractive real estate opportunities.

The economy in Uruguay has faced some ups and downs throughout its past, however, it overcame the bad times and has risen back to its feet.

Invest in Mendoza’s Malbec country—own a luxury vineyard home, sip world-class wines, and earn rental income in Argentina’s ...