If Money Were No Object, What Would Your Dream Retirement Look Like?
We’ll show you where you can easily make that dream your reality…
for as little as $649 a month…
All this could be yours...for as little as $649 a month
“The locals here are even friendlier than advertised and it’s such a beautiful, peaceful place.” That’s what John Curran says of the Shangri La where he and his wife Sue settled. They traded up to a better life overseas in their mid-forties. And they haven’t looked back since.
“We manage quite comfortably on $500 a month,” John reports. A modest five figures bought them a mountain-view, riverfront property.
“Sue’s from Alberta and I’m from Wisconsin… so we know nasty weather. But here it’s always pleasant, so there’s no need for heating or air conditioning.
“It’s a healthy environment with lots of water and a year-round growing season: We have coffee and a variety of fruit on the property, and a vegetable garden in the works.
“We have Internet access, too—we don’t get the bandwidth like you get in the States, but our access is sufficient, even for computer-types like us.”
John and Sue chose a retreat in Ecuador’s southern Andes as their good-value haven. But that’s only one of the many options you have for trading up overseas…
This fall we’d like to share with you, in person, our best, most current finds around the world. At our special 30th Anniversary Live & Invest Overseas Conference, September 16-18, 2010, we’ll introduce you to more than a dozen beautiful places in the world where you can live a caviar lifestyle on a hot dog budget.
Like These Folks Who Have “Traded Up” Overseas Already…
Darrell and Amy Bushnell are already doing it—living well for less. They chose a carefully restored colonial-era town in Nicaragua with warm weather, great restaurants, friendly locals, and a relaxed pace. Today they live very comfortably—for about $18,000 a year.
“Our costs,” Darrell says, “are around $1,500 per month, which includes upkeep on our large home, Internet, two cell phones, a car, and a motorcycle. Car insurance is $65 per year, but we rarely drive as we can walk everywhere. If we need to get a taxi, it costs about 50 cents. A maid, gardener, or caretaker is $80 to $120 a month, depending on the number of hours per week.”
Or maybe Jim Bacon and Polly Gropen’s life is more what you imagine when you think of your dream retirement. They traded up to a lakeside retreat in Mexico. It’s a welcoming community where there are no chain hotels or mega-resorts. But here you can swim, sail, kayak, and windsurf.
“We decided we could either take a chance, come here and retire a few years early, or stay in Minnesota longer and play it safe,” says Jim. They chose the option with warmer weather, fewer expenses, and less work. Today they live an hour from the Caribbean on a lake with a dock out front—two sailboats anchored just offshore.
Bring Your Idea of the Perfect Place—We’ll Show You Where to Find It
Perhaps you long for your own cottage on a quiet beach… a grand apartment in a city vibrant with concerts and cafes… a mountain villa where the air is crisp… or even your own vineyard amid gently rolling hills.
Whatever you fantasize about… come with that idea in mind. Dream big.
We’ll pinpoint for you on a map the places where you can turn your dream into reality—for a small fraction of what you’d pay for a comparable life at home…
How would you like a beach house on a white sandy coast overlooking brilliant turquoise waters for just $63,000…
Or maybe you’d prefer a Colonial-era retreat in a city center where you can enjoy the conveniences of life in town… and still be a handful of blocks from the water… for as little as $39,000.
Or how about your own retreat in Italy? A spacious, restored apartment in a historic building set in a picture-perfect hillside village. Here, you’re 35 minutes from the beach, 15 minutes from a ski resort, half an hour from the airport. And it’s yours for just $85,700…
Or even your own little escape in a vineyard in Argentina… you can have 2.5 acres of planted vines (producing 5,000 bottles of wine in your own private label), with room to build your own home—for just $30,000…
In one country I know, you can hire a full-time housekeeper for $100 a week. In another, a nice Chilean Merlot goes for $4. You can have your teeth cleaned or a cavity filled for a mere $35 in one haven I’d recommend. And how would you like to pay just 50 cents for a kilo of fresh mangos, oranges, or pears?
In these special destinations you can live comfortably for as little as $649 a month. Or even less. And if you’re looking for pampered luxury—$1,400-$2,500 a month will buy you comforts like full-time maid service and a gardener, a home with top appliances and fine furnishings, and plenty leftover for entertainment and travel.
Whether you’re in the market for a full-time escape… a retirement haven for the future… or simply a prudent place to invest in these uncertain times… we’ll show you the best-value destinations in the world today.
Twelve months from now, you could be living your dream. That’s what we’ve designed this program to help you do—turn your dream retirement into reality quickly, efficiently, and enjoyably. Don’t wait until 2011 to get that ball rolling. Join us in Las Vegas this September. In one jam-packed weekend, we’ll have you on the path to the good life.