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Retirement in Mexico

emily (67.165.120.86) - Wed Apr 2 15:07:33 2008

Check out this new informational website about retirement in Mexico. Here you can post on our community forum and upload photos of your favorite destination on the supplier pages. www.thewanderyears.com

Thanks for looking

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Comment #1 Mexican Expat from Mexico City, Mexico - Thu Apr 3 04:41:54 2008

Here is the link... just remember to add the http:// when you post here and your like will show up.

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Comment #2 ken Watkins from Ohio - Fri May 16 14:54:30 2008

Thanks for the link. Very informative site. lots of good information that will help me make a decision. Thanks.

Comment #3 Lee (1) from Montevideo, Uruguay - Sat May 17 05:40:10 2008

I've been living in Uruguay for a few years (yeah, a LONG WAY from Mexico) and find it interesting that there quire a few American's that have retired in MEXICO that are now looking at possibly a second move here.

It would be a good idea to make temporary living arrangements in Mexico (ie: rent before you buy) to make sure that's where you really want to be.

Comment #4 Bryan from CB CA - Thu May 22 02:08:22 2008

Yeah, I've heard that many Americans are now looking at countries like Costa Rica instead of Mexico.

Comment #5 DianaR from USA - Sat May 24 14:04:15 2008

A friend of mine retired to Mexico because you can live better the on what most people get from their retirement funds.

I heard, though, that expats cannot vote. Is this true?

Comment #6 eyes4 from The Beach - Tue Jun 3 21:37:57 2008

Do you mean Expats from the U.S. cannot vote in a U.S. election? They would vote by mail.

Nobody who is not a full citizen should be able to vote in an election.

eyes4

Comment #7 EugenS from Europe - Fri Jun 13 05:43:34 2008

The political landscape is too unstable for my tastes. But then again, my retirement years are not here yet, so things could drastically change...

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