Best Mexico Cities to Retire on a Small Pension or Social Security
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
- Did you know that the average cost of living in Mexico is on average 45.7% cheaper than the U.S? And that over 2 million U.S. and Canadian citizens have moved to Mexico in search of a better life? So, it’s no secret that Mexico has been attracting retirees for many years due to its lower cost of living, a strong infrastructure and affordable healthcare. As of December 2023, the average Social Security check is $1,767.03, and seeing as many retirees in the US rely on Social Security payments as a major source of income, it makes sense why many retirees are choosing to venture overseas for retirement, especially in countries like Mexico where the cost of living is renowned for being significantly lower.
So, today on Across the Globe, we’re going to be taking a look at the Best Mexico Cities to Retire on a Small Pension or Social Security.
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While we do our best to provide you with the most accurate information. These are after all just our take based on data we analyzed. You should make your own decisions based on your own experiences by visiting the places we talk about!
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I'm always a little surprised to see so much vegetation and trees in Mexican cities, I just can't stop picturing Mexico as nothing but desert.
Mexico has all the climates and very diverse from snow to jungle and beaches to mountains and everything in between
Awesome insights! Discovering Mexico's best cities for retirement on a small pension or social security is valuable
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Thanks for your content.
Tulum is plagued by an awful infrastructure and lack of rental options. It's actually more expensive to live here than even Mexico City. If you really want to live in Mexico on a budget there's much better options although you must understand that the 'normal' american way of life must be left behind, starting with consumerism. Yes there's Amazon and Walmart and Costco but the real changa in lifestyle is to retire in a relaxing way and to.lesrn to live less stressed. BTW, Mazatlán, Mérida and Oaxaca are probably the less touristy cities mentioned here...
Thanks for a great video!
Mexico is beautiful😍
Please look into San Cristobal de las casas, with rent 100~200 dollars 1~2 bed
The best place to retire is your own home!
Period the end!
Of course you can go and live in Singapore, etc.
The more off grid the better!
I'm 73, Retired Airline Pilot from Sonora, Mexican National living in La Paz BCS! In nice residence!
On a government pension of aprox 2000 usd!
But I like the UK, near London of all places!
The smaller the town the better .... 20,000 residents or less!
Colonial Town with 18th century arched portal homes, cobble stone streets no traffic jams, NO turism, NO Walmart, NO Sam's Club, No Costco only local markets .... ALAMOS, Sonora!
With un controlled municipal airport!
This is not realistic! You might live on a "small" budget if you are willing to live like a local! DO YOU understand what that means? CAN YOU live without the amenities you are used to back home? DO NOT make a big move before coming down to visit and see for yourself.
Yes! Grateful to get away from the American way 😂
Never had a problem living in Ensenada within 800 dollars budget with all amenities, though.
@@wisikahn Congratulations to you. You know that the vast majority of expats can't do that.
Lol, im lucky if i get $44k a year in retirement 😂 People are saving? How much do they have??
Problem is...... it's heading in the wrong direction for affordability ! -- 45% now & soon to be 40% and then 33%...... > that's my point. -- A place far more desirable is the Philippines - where up to 70% cheaper can be had. -- Or perhaps Cambodia. -- And -- both of those countries speak English much more than Mexico ! -- Visa laws are 'sane' + cheaper and consistent - unlike Mexico also !!! - - - If you want "affordable" - and - "easy" - Mexico ain't it. And it's people seem allergic to English outside of the tourist trap areas. -?- S E Asia is much more desirable economical and welcoming too.
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He’s mispronouncing Mérida
...and you get what you pay for! FTFY
It is a desert
My mom left USA 12 yrs ago. She loves it in San Miguel areas.. I may join her if dems cheat again.
🤣We didn't see any Dems trying to overthrow our Government and Elections committing Sedition, Treason, Obstruction of Justice and Fraud, Lie Harder and please do move,we Americans don't like Traiters
Lie Harder, we Americans don't believe ya
Don't come to mexico and talk about politics no lie well if you're not a mexican citizen you can not talk about mexican politics or protest or you could be expelled or deported or disrespect mexican flag other that you can talk what ever
Are you still drinking the Kool aid?
DO NOT bring that noise here! You are not welcome.
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