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Why You Should Be Interested In Punta Del Este

1 week ago | liveandinvestoverseas.com | Lee Harrison

Uruguay is one of Latin America’s First World countries: a country with one of the continent’s highest standards of living, lowest levels of corruption, and best infrastructures. Punta del Este is South America’s number one beach resort, and when it comes to amenities, the marina is one of the best-located I’ve found anywhere. The Punta del Este area includes about 15 miles (25 kilometers) of beach, with the town itself situated on a peninsula in the middle.
Uzbekistan: Great Empires, Ruthless Warriors, And Pink Bubbly

2 weeks ago | liveandinvestoverseas.com | Kathleen Peddicord

I almost couldn’t keep myself from staring at the well-coiffed silver-haired lady sporting an Hermes scarf and carrying a Chanel bag. What was she doing traveling to Tashkent in the middle of the night? Indeed, who were all these people headed to Uzbekistan? Our dinnertime flight from Paris had delivered us to Istanbul at midnight. We had two hours until our connecting flight to Uzbekistan. The gate waiting area was full of mostly well-dressed professionals.
Sunny Days, Stunning Beaches, Happy People...

3 weeks ago | liveandinvestoverseas.com | Kathleen Peddicord

Sunny days, stunning beaches, happy people…A low cost of living, tons of cheap property, and tasty food…Healthy living, safe streets, and virtually free health care…It’s no surprise that 7.2 million expats call Spain home. This is the most popular second-home destination in all of Europe. Indeed, an InterNations survey of more than 12,000 veteran expats ranked not one… not two… but three cities in Spain as the very best places to live abroad. Of course, our own experts agree.
Retired Overseas

1 month ago | liveandinvestoverseas.com | Kathleen Peddicord

Earlier this month, I debuted my new podcast. First on my guest list for these “Retired Overseas” conversations were Paul and Vicki Terhorst. Paul and Vicki retired overseas in their mid-30s. They weren’t of retirement age, but they did their sums and decided they were in a position to opt out of a workaday life at that early age. That was more than 40 years ago. In the decades since the couple has crisscrossed the globe.
The Best Way To Retire Big On A Budget

1 month ago | liveandinvestoverseas.com | Kathleen Peddicord

I wrote my first book on retiring overseas in 1987. I was twenty-four years old. I’ve produced many titles on the world’s top retirement havens in the decades since. As I’ve grown up, so have these ideas, both of retirement and of retiring overseas. Retirement is no longer the start of the end of your life. Retirement today is your second act. And retiring overseas is no longer a lifeline for retirees with seriously skimpy retirement budgets. At least it’s not only that.
Absolute Best Property Buy In The World Today-A Panama Bank Foreclosure

1 month ago | liveandinvestoverseas.com | Kathleen Peddicord

I spotlighted Panama for my readers for the first time in 1998. I told them I believed this country was the investment opportunity of our lifetime. In the 27 years since, I’ve put my money where my prediction was. My husband Lief Simon and I have made 16 property investments in this country.
Discover the Affordable Parisian Lifestyle

1 month ago | liveandinvestoverseas.com | Kathleen Peddicord

At home in Paris, a trip to the ATM can be a treat…And I look forward to dropping my husband’s shirts off at the laundry…Because running an errand in this city means moving through this city. And every aspect of central historic Paris is a delight.
Waterford Reborn

2 months ago | liveandinvestoverseas.com | Kathleen Peddicord

Waterford, Ireland, circa 1998, when Lief and I first came to call it home, was a bit worse for wear. Once upon a time, this was a bustling port town with ships lining the harbor importing and exporting to France, Spain, and beyond. By the time we arrived on the scene, though, Waterford was forgotten and depressed. That was the point.
Sweet Seventeen

2 months ago | liveandinvestoverseas.com | Kathleen Peddicord

I went to work for Agora Publishing as a copy editor fresh out of school aged 21. Then I spent the next 14 years working my way up that ladder from editor to manager and eventually partner. With Agora I moved from Baltimore to Waterford, where I launched Agora Ireland. Seven years later, I made my second international move, again with Agora’s help, to Paris. Four years after that, I decided it was time to see what I could get up to on my own. At first I thought I’d try being retired.
Back Home On The Auld Sod

2 months ago | liveandinvestoverseas.com | Kathleen Peddicord

In the four years following my divorce, my role at publishing house Agora continued to expand. Now I was a partner in the International Living business, rather than editor, and also managing the health division I’d launched. I’d put my marriage behind me and had fallen hard for a man at work. As my best friend, Beth, had warned me often throughout that relationship, “With a workplace romance, in the end, it’s always the woman who has to leave.”She was right.