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Paul O’Sullivan joined our band of merry travelers in 2017 as the managing editor of Fund Your Life Overseas and Incomes Abroad. A graduate of the National University of Ireland, Galway, he holds a BA in New Media and English and an MA in Literature and Publishing. Paul has traveled much of Europe, and having Read more...: Paul O’Sullivan
Donal Lucey is the Editorial Director for Web Content, PR, and Social Media. He works closely with our correspondents and contributors around the world to find new and engaging ways to share their stories of finding a better life overseas. Donal has traveled across Europe, to America, and parts of South East Asia, but still Read more...: Donal Lucey
Edel O’ Gorman serves as our Digital Content Managing Editor, and holds a Masters in Marketing and Digital Media Production. Believing people don’t remember what you say but how you make them feel she is passionate about creating the best online experience possible through highly informative and engaging content that resonates. Although she confesses to Read more...: Edel O’Gorman
Jackie Flynn is the Publisher of International Living. She started her career in publishing in New York City in 1989, where she worked for well-known publishing houses such as The New York Times and Forbes Inc. Then Jackie returned to her native Ireland, where she worked for International Living for seven years before joining the Read more...: Jackie Flynn
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The biggest deciding factor for many people in choosing a retirement destination is climate. Retiring to a warm-weather paradise is infinitely preferable to spending your days shoveling snow and scraping windshields.
In this Real Estate Trend Alert Insider podcast, exclusive to you as a Lifetime RETA member, I talk to Jordan Clark, my contact on the ground in Northern Nicaragua, about some of the best and strongest deals that are presenting themselves in Northern Nicaragua right now. That includes one deal Jordan expects to make absurd Read more...: Real Estate Trend Alert Insider Podcast: The Strongest Deals in Northern Nicaragua
I recently caught up with my contacts from Northeast Brazil, Daniel and Hanna Neves. We talked over how some of the opportunities members of our group have bought are working out—like getting a year’s worth of rent in just one month in the landscape and beach class condos we bought in 2009 and 2010 on top of strong appreciation. And, the rise in values in my recent recommendation of Fazenda Imperial.
With the coming of fall, my family and friends in the States find themselves thinking of the long, cold winter approaching. It's not just the ice and snow they have to cope with, but the enormous heating bills, and not being able to enjoy the outdoors. But not me...living in Panama I don't ever have a heating bill and I haven't seen snow in years. The great outdoors is my playground all year round here in the Chiriqui province of western Panama. And that includes being able to go to the beach anytime I want.
First, let's set the scene: Common legal grounds enabling someone to acquire a second passport include marriage to a foreign citizen or birth in a foreign nation. In some countries like Ireland and Greece blood ancestry is a basis. Then there's formal naturalization, meaning you apply and qualify for citizenship status.