Live And Invest Overseas #7: Spanish-speaking place with cool weather and low humidity for retirement?

Live And Invest Overseas Podcast

English - July 09, 2020 13:00 - 10 minutes - 7.01 MB
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Seventh podcast episode by Kathleen Peddicord and Lief Simon––Live And Invest Overseas Podcast

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Here are the question addressed in today's episode:

Jane O. From Canada asks:

I found your very informative website today and have a couple of questions before I subscribe to your “Overseas Living Letter” subscription service.

First, does the same information apply to Canadians as well as U.S. citizens? Also, do you know of a publication like yours that’s written specifically for Canadians?

John G. from the United States asks:

Kathleen, I’ve found your articles full of great insight, and I have a question that you may be able to clarify. We will be moving to Ecuador this year and need to understand if the limitation of carrying US$10,000 into a new country is per person or total, per couple? Thank you for your help.

Robert G. from the United States asks:

I am a gringo who speaks Spanish very well. Am 68 and in good health. I want to retire to a Spanish-speaking place. What would you recommend? I cannot stand high humidity or heat and almost fainted on my last trip to Cuba. Thanks!