I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.
@@Patricia-Margaret Alice Marie Coraggio is quite popular on Bloomberg I doubt if there is anyone who is serious about stock trading that doesn't know her. She has helped me quite a few times in growing my portfolio and it was blissful without any setbacks. she is a tough person in an industry that demands clairvoyance
Embarking on this new chapter of retirement? Remember, proactive financial planning is the key to unlocking a secure and fulfilling future. Instead of solely relying on any factor, consider staying invested with a trusted financial advisor. They can guide you towards strategic investments, ensuring your retirement is not just stable but prosperous. Take control of your financial destiny and embrace the retirement you've always envisioned!
La gestion de l’argent est différente de l’accumulation de richesses, et le manque d’éducation à l’investissement dans les écoles peut expliquer pourquoi les gens ont du mal à maintenir leurs gains financiers. Les exemples que vous avez fournis sont pertinents et j’ai personnellement bénéficié de la crise du marché, car j’accepte les moments difficiles alors que d’autres ont tendance à les éviter. Eh bien, au moins, mon conseiller le fait aussi, en plaisantant.
Les gens minimisent le rôle du planificateur, jusqu’à être brûlés par leurs erreurs. C'est pourquoi je travaille avec des planificateurs experts comme Caroline R. Gonzalez
@@user-sn2ml9qh8g Je n'étais pas sûr d'investir de l'argent dans une nouvelle voiture, mais j'ai gagné plus de 58 000 $ depuis 2022 en apprenant de Caroline R. Gonzalez et j'ai quand même acheté la voiture de mes rêves. Merci😭
@@user-xf7gw3qi8h Wow, ça bouge ! Cela vous dérangerait-il de me mettre en contact avec votre conseiller s'il vous plaît. J'en ai désespérément besoin pour diversifier mon portefeuille
@@DanielSimon-hk3fc Je connais Caroline R. Gonzalez, elle est CFP et je l'ai vue pour la première fois sur la BBC parler de crypto et d'immobilier. Et je n'avais qu'à la regarder sur le WEB. Depuis, j’ai gagné beaucoup d’argent.
Exploring the possibilities of retiring abroad is exciting! 🌎✈ Which country on this list do you find most appealing for your retirement and why? Share your thoughts and retirement dreams below!
Ecuador income stated is old requirements, like 2 years old. Malaysia MM2H is still in use, although expensive. MM2H-Sarawak is 2nd option, which uses the much cheaper, old MM2H requirements. Need to verify current requirements before you put out videos.
Great video on countries with easy retirement visas! It's really helpful for those of us looking into retirement planning and seeking a smooth transition. Thanks for sharing this valuable info!
Why don't you mention the residency requirements for each country? In most cases you have to live in the country for six months a year to keep your visa active. It makes life more complicated than you think. And why don't you discuss the difficulty of adapting to the high heat and humidity?
We're looking at Cambodia and Philippines as retirement options and will be visiting Cambodia in November and Philippines early next year to get a feel for the respective lifestyles. Any medical comparisons available on these two countries, perhaps?
The Netherlands is a wonderful country but to become a citizen you’ll have to denounce your current citizenship, with some caveats. Look on the official government website for Dutch immigration and it will explain the difference between gaining residency by living in the Netherlands vs living in Caribbean islands that are Dutch.
These countries that offer CBI should reject any applicants from pariah nations….russia, Belarus, Iran, North Korea, PRC, Syria, and a few others…due to terrorist / religious extremism, overt human rights violations, etc…
If you're gonna retire in the Philippines, just stay away from Metro Manila... Well there are a lot of good things in Metro Manila, but a lot of bad things too. I'd suggest like what the video said, either provinces or cities outside the Metro Manila, like Cebu. Pampangga area seems good too. Somewhere around the old US Clark Airbase, or Zambales. But in general, if you want a chill life, live outside the Metro Manila area. Haha But if you're into the city life, then you might need to cough up a bit more. $2,000 a month should give you a pretty comfortable life in the Metro area. But in general, people outside the metro are nicer.
Hello. I was looking into Digital Nomad Visas here and in neighboring countries, but I have learned that we would be better off applying as retired Americans. Even though I still teach online, it's only part-time. Are you retired? How did you apply as a non-EU for residency? Are you an online teacher here? Your thoughts or advice? Thank you! Dean
I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.
@rachealhubert74 That's actually quite impressive, I could use some Info on your FA, I am looking to make a change on my finances this year as well
@rachealhubert74 I will give this a look, thanks a bunch for sharing.
@@Patricia-Margaret Alice Marie Coraggio is quite popular on Bloomberg I doubt if there is anyone who is serious about stock trading that doesn't know her. She has helped me quite a few times in growing my portfolio and it was blissful without any setbacks. she is a tough person in an industry that demands clairvoyance
@rachealhubert74 , about approx how long did that take to reach that value from 30 to 200.
Embarking on this new chapter of retirement? Remember, proactive financial planning is the key to unlocking a secure and fulfilling future. Instead of solely relying on any factor, consider staying invested with a trusted financial advisor. They can guide you towards strategic investments, ensuring your retirement is not just stable but prosperous. Take control of your financial destiny and embrace the retirement you've always envisioned!
With currently live happily in the mountains of Matagalpa, Nicaragua. We feel very safe here.
La gestion de l’argent est différente de l’accumulation de richesses, et le manque d’éducation à l’investissement dans les écoles peut expliquer pourquoi les gens ont du mal à maintenir leurs gains financiers. Les exemples que vous avez fournis sont pertinents et j’ai personnellement bénéficié de la crise du marché, car j’accepte les moments difficiles alors que d’autres ont tendance à les éviter. Eh bien, au moins, mon conseiller le fait aussi, en plaisantant.
Les gens minimisent le rôle du planificateur, jusqu’à être brûlés par leurs erreurs. C'est pourquoi je travaille avec des planificateurs experts comme Caroline R. Gonzalez
@@user-sn2ml9qh8g Je n'étais pas sûr d'investir de l'argent dans une nouvelle voiture, mais j'ai gagné plus de 58 000 $ depuis 2022 en apprenant de Caroline R. Gonzalez et j'ai quand même acheté la voiture de mes rêves. Merci😭
@@user-xf7gw3qi8h Wow, ça bouge ! Cela vous dérangerait-il de me mettre en contact avec votre conseiller s'il vous plaît. J'en ai désespérément besoin pour diversifier mon portefeuille
@@JoeMparker Caroline R. Gonzalez
GOOGLE le nom
@@DanielSimon-hk3fc Je connais Caroline R. Gonzalez, elle est CFP et je l'ai vue pour la première fois sur la BBC parler de crypto et d'immobilier. Et je n'avais qu'à la regarder sur le WEB. Depuis, j’ai gagné beaucoup d’argent.
Exploring the possibilities of retiring abroad is exciting! 🌎✈ Which country on this list do you find most appealing for your retirement and why? Share your thoughts and retirement dreams below!
Ecuador income stated is old requirements, like 2 years old. Malaysia MM2H is still in use, although expensive. MM2H-Sarawak is 2nd option, which uses the much cheaper, old MM2H requirements. Need to verify current requirements before you put out videos.
Great video on countries with easy retirement visas! It's really helpful for those of us looking into retirement planning and seeking a smooth transition. Thanks for sharing this valuable info!
a high crime rate but live retirement with little caution? HUH?
supper helpful for me , thanks
Thanks for the info. I have been planning for three years and am moving to the Philippines to retire later this month... can't wait.
Thanks for the video
Why don't you mention the residency requirements for each country? In most cases you have to live in the country for six months a year to keep your visa active. It makes life more complicated than you think. And why don't you discuss the difficulty of adapting to the high heat and humidity?
We're looking at Cambodia and Philippines as retirement options and will be visiting Cambodia in November and Philippines early next year to get a feel for the respective lifestyles. Any medical comparisons available on these two countries, perhaps?
Cambodia has a lot of gangs
CAMBODIA has organ trafficking
Nice video. ATB from sunny Cancun! 😎
Do one on Europe, especially the Netherlands 🇳🇱
The Netherlands is a wonderful country but to become a citizen you’ll have to denounce your current citizenship, with some caveats. Look on the official government website for Dutch immigration and it will explain the difference between gaining residency by living in the Netherlands vs living in Caribbean islands that are Dutch.
These countries that offer CBI should reject any applicants from pariah nations….russia, Belarus, Iran, North Korea, PRC, Syria, and a few others…due to terrorist / religious extremism, overt human rights violations, etc…
Where are all the old people in this video ?? Unstable , poverty stricken countries . Nothing easy here at all .
If you're gonna retire in the Philippines, just stay away from Metro Manila... Well there are a lot of good things in Metro Manila, but a lot of bad things too.
I'd suggest like what the video said, either provinces or cities outside the Metro Manila, like Cebu.
Pampangga area seems good too. Somewhere around the old US Clark Airbase, or Zambales.
But in general, if you want a chill life, live outside the Metro Manila area. Haha
But if you're into the city life, then you might need to cough up a bit more. $2,000 a month should give you a pretty comfortable life in the Metro area.
But in general, people outside the metro are nicer.
Hello. I was looking into Digital Nomad Visas here and in neighboring countries, but I have learned that we would be better off applying as retired Americans. Even though I still teach online, it's only part-time. Are you retired? How did you apply as a non-EU for residency? Are you an online teacher here? Your thoughts or advice? Thank you! Dean
Are there any changes I should be aware for this new year 2024? Thank you!
This video is absolute nonsense . 😮
Costa Rica iswaytoo expensive have you even beethere?
Where is the video?
It’s EASIEST. Try a spell checker next time.
costa rica argentina urugay equador =4
I can't understand?
Got spellcheck ??
If you want viewers, you will have to learn how to spell
Easiest = ONE s not 2
Thank you. If they want to be professional, They need to spell correctly.
11:19: "Please stop this shit" !!!!