Cost to retire on small island in the Philippines
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
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Robert is really a wise man, knows how to handle his heart and bank account.
Very interesting. He is the man!! Goes to show that discipline, planning, and not rushing things are keys to a successful retirement.
I agree with this guy, the secret is to cook food yourself - big savings and a lot healthier. Excellent content.
The Philippines has some of the lowest labour costs in the world. It costs very little to hire someone to batch cook and clean every other day, and saves a massive amount of time. Having a personal chef makes it more likely that you will eat healthy food because it's sitting in the fridge, rather than indulging on a snack.
I recommend giving it a try by having someone come for a full day once per week, doing a deep clean, washing and ironing sheets and other laundry, chopping of onions potatoes vegetables and some food prep for a meal or two. If she is smart enough to cook at the same time she cleans, let her go early with a full day's pay and remember to let her enjoy some of the food she cooked. You can find someone by going to a nearby church and asking the Padre if there is an honest lady in need of a day of work per week to help supplement her family.
100% true especially making sure the way the food is cooked and the oils used (olive oil, butter or lard instead of seed or corn oils) Also to help reduce the risk of food born illness.
@@-whackdgreat idea…I would also teach this person food safety practices…my career included food safety training for a national quick service restaurant chain. When I watch street food being made, OMG it is so hard to watch because of the way food is handled.
@@WilliamFluery Hard to avoid the industrial seed oils when eating out. I just get domestic help to cook their cultural dishes the way they were before industrial seed oils by getting the right ingredients and having a list of instructions and recipes for them. Most people can read English recipe instructions (but you can also use a translation tool). The idea is to get them to batch cook at least two meals while you're there, with enough leftovers for a couple days afterward. Most Asian meals just require a rice cooker with hot rice and then reheating the main course, so having help come Sunday and Wednesday could probably sustain most people with zero cooking needed.
@@-whackd yes! no rice, flour, potatoes, etc for me. Vegetables, berries (blue, black, rasp), meat, eggs, fish, fat (olive oil, MTC oil, butter, animal fat, nuts) I also eat one huge meal (2,500 calories) a day over 4 hours and fast 20. I also use pink him. salt, black pepper, cayenne, onion, garlic & cumin for seasoning. Im sure the tropics would offer more spice options.
To clarify most electronics draw some power whenever plugged in. Other things like a standard lamp, a toaster, etc do not draw any power if they're off but still plugged in.
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Visited Siquijor in late 2019 with my girlfriend, wonderful time. Not the most scenic, or the most wow factor in the Philippines, but there's just something so mellow about it. Will definitely return very soon in the next year or two.
Enjoyed the interview. Very positive he is.
Very marvelous interview! Great information! Thanks
It's often not what you know, but who you know!
Great info; ty❣
........just be friendly with the local and they'll treat you like a family.
@@edmhie1 totally agree! I've sat in the shade by the beach in Puerto Vallarta sharing fresh fish with local fishers; shared a pig roast with a Guam family who I came upon; sat on the kitchen floor preparing food with the women of a Korean family on the island of Hawaii and dined with a German family in Nuremberg. I still believe in the basic good of people.
I love your guests and hearing their stories and accounts of their spending! Soon hopefully, it will be my life and maybe we could even meet you!
Robert is a good man I like his attitude
Very humble.
Robert seems like my kinda guy. We're the same age, not looking to rush into a relationship and cook our own meals. Great interview Dan.🏝️
My kind of guy, wishing him a long and happy retirement
Really enjoying this interview! He's fun to listen to.
He is very positive
Hey Dan, nice to meet you today at the Hypermart in Dumaguete. I've been watching your channel for many years. Keep up the good work!
Nice 👍 interview Dan. Thanks 🙏 to your guest for sharing his story 😊
Thanks for listening
Roberts vibe I loved. Probably one of the most laid back interviews you have done. You seemed very chill.. Thank you
Always interesting info 👍
So nice of you
Amazing 👍 Nice to watch these programs 👍 thanks for sharing 🙏🥰🙏
Our pleasure!
Not all electronics draw power just by being plugged in. Usually something with a charger will draw. Things with LED lights, clocks, or transformer/capacitor set up ( internal or external) may draw but it is nearly negligible. The real savings is what Dan said but they moved on from was protection from " power surges". I have power strips and kill power to almost everything when it storms or when I sleep.
Unless you are buying the very expensive power strips with very high jewel number they are worthless. UPS system is the way to protect your electronics. In the US you can buy from 60-100 . Not sure the price there. They last for about 2-3 yrs then tou replace the batteries inside which is very easy to do
He is saying the truth. I love Siquijor so much I made it my home this year. You live so affordable. Less than 1/2 you can in the US.
THIS LOOKS SOOO APPEALING😊 CANT GET IT OUT OF MY MIND. HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN THERE? I HAVE WANTED TO COME LIVE IN THE PHILIPPINES...FOR AWHILE...NOW I CAN...I AM DOING MY RESEARCH....
Really breaks down the costs of island retirement in the Philippines. Super useful for dreamers like me.
Great information and interview!
Glad it was helpful!
Such a delightful chat. Look for yourself and she'll find you. I keep hearing this wisdom and take that as a sign. 🙌
Enjoyed hearing his story. Thanks for sharing 😊😊
Thanks for listening
Great video Dan !
Dan sir.
Your all cleaned up, Im impressed
I’m from Alaska and I unplug everything I’m not using, even my microwave because it has the light with displayed. I plug it in when I want to use it then unplug afterwards. When I leave my condo for a while I even unplug my oven because it also has a light with time displayed that uses electricity. I turn the heat down to 55 degrees when I leave for a whole.
Really enjoyed Robert's interview. Having just visited Siquijor 6 days ago I could fèel the good vibes there😊
THANKS FOR THIS INTERVIEW, gives me a realistic view of a potential future for my self. I would love to find a life partner to experience the small things in life. It’s not about having the most assets or having the privileged life of luxury, to feel your having fulfilled your life’s dreams. I’m a healthy 67 year old and I’ll make the journey in October 2024 to this island to check out first, based on this video.
SORRY...JUST REREAD YOUR POST...2024? SO YOU ARE NOT THERE...❤
@@joylight9167I have found someone and we are getting married around April 2024
I just found your video and I can't thank you enough for all the information you guys provided. Your conversation is so casual, so cool.....like two Fonzie's just whipping it up, but yet so I sighftful.
Thank you from Los Angeles, California, 🇺🇸 USA.....hopefully soon to be an Ex-Pat with a wife in Binan, Luzon.
P..S.
The numbers you guys posted up are so helpful as a reference.
Take care and hopefully you guys keep being blessed.
Great chat Dan! Robert mentioned fiber optic internet, which is amazing... any idea what speeds you can get there (need to work)?
If you are having live meeting it could be tough. There is power outages and even the fiber is slow in the evenings. But if you don't need live guaranteed high bandwidth, you will probably be okay. Otherwise find a place with a star link and a generator.
Great interview
I knew that you were going to give me hope!🙏🙏🙏
Siquejor is a beautiful island!!! Love the place!!!! We live in mindanao but could easily live in Siquejor.
Dan i wish everyone you interview from Siquior I wish you would ask them about the power outages and how long they last and how many times a week? After I arrived I will spend a couple of months on that island and I will be able to tell you because I will keep a note book.. I am from south Louisiana and I love to cook and I freeze lots of my food because I cook a lot at a time.. I will have a gasoline generator and a solar generator.. especially a solar generator because it is easy to carry around.. solar generator cost a couple thousand dollars for a good one that will operate your refrigerator and Internet and tv and a fan for a few hours. so what I like my creature comforts..i am a older person and i paid my dues..hehe😮😮😊😊
Great interview Dan.l don't unplug my electrical cords😜didn't notice d difference as electricity is one of d cheapest in Asia .m in KL.
@@RetireandGo wow hope to meet u someday .will be in Johore 4 few months taking care of my mom who is 94yo.
great interview
From my experience and other Americans I've talked to, maintenance medicine in the Philippines is more expensive than America. And, you still have to carry a pharmaceutical plan in America if you don't want to be penalized if you ever return to America.
Do you have an example? That is news to me. No offense intended.
If you're living in the US without insurance and are informed that you will be needing medication for a fairly common condition such as hypertension or high cholesterol you can request a complete list of generic drugs from Wal-Mart pharmacy included in their 90 day $10 program and present it to your doctor to prescribe from.
@@VagabondAwakethe way it was explained to me is when you turn a certain age in America you are eligible for Medicare and you have a certain amount of time to sign up for a Medicare plan..if you do not sign up for a complete Medicare plan you will be charged an expensive penalty fee later on if you want to take out the plan.. it is best to get with somebody like Humana and get the whole thing in one bunch together..you need to keep an American address for the Medicare plan and you will have it if you need it later in life.. you need an American address for your American Bank and for your Medicare plan.. I am in my late sixties and I live in south Louisiana I got the Humana gold plan which was totally free and it includes everything including the medication plan and other things I do not even understand.. the plans vary by price and if they are free or not depending on the area you live in America.. I was told by a older friend I better sign up during the sign up period because if I did not I would be charged a penalty fee later on to sign up that nobody can really afford.. it is a another trick bag from the American government that you will get put into if you do not pay attention..😮😮😊😊
Not sure which part you asked about. I was talking about medicare benefits. You are required to have a drug plan. Even if you live outside the country or you will pay a penalty when you move back to the US. This is true for medicare private plans available to you as well. I know. I had to when I was forced to return to America during the bsdemic.
I can't say for every medication but the generic meds I take are all more expensive in the Philippines. And a few years back I met a guy that would save enough for round trip tickets if he got meds in America.
That's nice but I'm not in America right now
I follow a keto diet (very low carb; no rice, potatoes, pasta, sugar, bread etc ), nearly all meat, red meat preferred. My biggest concern for the Philippines is that I won't be able to eat as I prefer.
I'm more or less on the Keto diet and avoid carbs as much as possible. Fish, chicken, chicken livers, eggs, pork, squid, prawns, sausages, bacon is plentiful.
Thanks for reply. Do you find it more expensive?
@@tserevenadGoogle the prices. See if it's within your budget because different areas have cheaper prices
The draw when still plugged in is called "parasitic load".
Great interview. I have been to Get Wrecked great local spot. I spent 2 months on the Island can't wait to get back to the area in October.
Very interesting and informative ! Thank you!
That was a good interview.
Great video Dan! Robert seems to be a very interesting guy!
Where in the Philippines is modern western style homes that are a few Kilometers from a beautiful beach, with grocery stores, coffee shops, pool tables & some restaurants and that's not in the busy city or the desolate province and not loaded with roosters everywhere? Some guy's here do have a budget of $3,000 monthly and ok to spend it all on rent, food and electricity to be comfortable
Google, Dot Property rentals and put in the area you are looking in the Philippines..
"Seek and ye shall find"
Why bother coming to the Philippines if you hate roosters, the provinces and just want to live the great western excessive lifestyle??
Yeah waking up to roosters would ruin the vibe for me. Is there a good expat bubble spot
It would be great to see a video with your take on retiring to Argentina, now their inflation has reached 100%. Could be a good place to get an advantageous cost of living comparison.
Crime rate is explosive and they dont speak English. Got robbed there over $1k .will never go back there again!
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ITS REALLY EDUCAIONAL AND YOURE A NICE GUY NICE
INFORMATION AND GOOD INTERVIEW
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Glad you enjoyed it!
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Wonderful interview!!
Thanks Dan to you and your wife for such a good video.. I always enjoy the videos that you two make👍👍😁🤗😎🏝️🏖️👙🏊🥂
Interesting guy - he’s living the dream on practically nothing. Great interview guys!
Loved this video. 💚
❤🎉 Robert is the real deal and an amazing man.
Living the dream on $20 bucks a day! Love to know if he had a large retirement pension if he would still live the same!
You can do just about anything with an internet speed if 25/12 or 50/20 unless you are in IT and need big upload.
As far as power, if appliance is off with no standby it uses nothing !
The alternative clear point: Young Filipinas go for the oldies because they’re waiting for them to keel over. 99% love money not the guy. Just grow up and be realistic.
That doesn't happen in other places?
Siquijor is a more relaxed island all around. Nowhere near as many vendors trying to sell you something other than at the port basically. San Juan is a smallish town but has most everything one would need to live...more or less. Get Wrecked is a great sports bar run by Nathan, an Aussie, and has a large menu full of good food and it is right on the water. One of my friends is thinking about moving here to Siquijor given its laid back chill, mountains and various nature outings to take in.
Robert is definitely on the cheaper side of living in the PI but it can be done without much work if one is willing to live simply and doesn't need a lot of material stuff. This budget that he has himself on does not have to be an exception by any means. It would be harder to live on this budget in some of the more populated areas however...
Thanks for watching @makiavelli6101! We loved it Siquijor. Dan
Absolutely captivating! Classic authentic Dan and Q video. Thanks again!
the very best guy on your Channel Dan
Thanks for sharing,interesting about Queretero and the pharmaceutical products cheaper than USA.
Thanks for watching @tonyhernandez9745! Dan
If this guy doesn't have an expensive healthcare event, he could seriously live 10 years for $100K
@@RetireandGo Awesome, I'm looking to join you in 2 years.
I love your list, I would just add "eat your veggies", of course I'm a vegan, so that may not work for some.
@@RetireandGo One other thing, I just subscribed to your channel. I'm very interested in the Malaysian parts of Borneo and there is not a lot of RUclips content on it. Should you ever make it there I would love to hear your perspective.
Thanks for his contact info......i was also stationed Germany moving to phillipines
How about doing a video addressing the availability of healthcare throughout the Philippines? I suspect an island like this is not where you'd want to be at the onset of a heart attack. But I'd like to be proved wrong.
I enjoyed listening to this man's healthy diet.
A couple of things I would not term as healthy. Pancakes and bread are two examples.
Rob you are so mellow,two great guys 👌
These interviews are great, but I can’t help wondering what are these guys back stories who come to a place like The Philippines at a late stage of life. What were they doing for the first few decades of their lives ? Just saying…
They come to the Philippines late in life because of affordability. You try living on 2000 bucks a month in the States. The rent alone is at least 1200 of that.
Haay .in life we cannot be too calculative.if we have more blessings we share with someone .after all when we leave this world we can't bring anything with us .
Well it's an individual decision and approaches btw .
i met that guy over there hes a good guy
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Unplugging electric device when their not being use is pointless. They are NOT USING power. $600 dollars a a month for rent/food/water/electricity? Lets see your place and the area??
Hello @cherylsims5636, All of our videos have a webpage that has the information discussed in that video so you don't have to take notes. The link to that web page for this video is the first link in the description below this video.
In case you don't know how to find the link, here is a RUclips video teaching how:
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Most of our videos have multiple links to important information that will help you save time and money. It is our way of thanking you for watching our videos.
So, ... thank you, Dan
This is a interesting vodo All Youl take care
Vampire power draws 10-20% of your power used!you pay that much more monthly on your bill for nothing....unplug
You can put things on a power strip and turn it off when not using.i also do laundry,run dishwasher,charge things when the power is the cheapest each day .sometimes these cheaper times of day will change with seasons.your power comp. Can tell you all the information for your area so you can save
Great video. I am thinking about retiring overseas.
Stop thinking and just do it. Time waits for no man.
He makes it sound so easy.
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Not one discusses the physical discomfort of high humidity and lots of mosquitos?
Or having to travel for essentials
Good point Thank you for your comment. I blast my air conditioning box in Manila and see $190 per month bills 😮 mosquitos suck but many states in the USA have them too.
Thank you Robert and Dan for a great interview!! Robert must spend something for health care, no? Dental cleanings and an eye exam once a year? Dan, does pension mean social security or did he only qualify for a pension (his age or occupation)? Thanks!
His pension is social security in this case.
Siquijor island should be interesting for pensioners,but not all
The American health care itself is typically great but the administration of Healthcare is a disaster
Hello, how do i get in touch with Robert.? I'm traveling to Philippines in February and would love to chat with him, get some advice etc.
Hello @kasiaihenio4400, His channel is in the description below this video. Just leave him a message he always replies. All of our videos have a webpage that has the information discussed in that video so you don't have to take notes. The link to that web page for this video is the first link in the description below this video.
In case you don't know how to find the link, here is a RUclips video teaching how:
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Most of our videos have multiple links to important information that will help you save time and money. It is our way of thanking you for watching our videos.
So, ... thank you, Dan
Did you feel like a Dentist trying to extract a straight answer on his overall expenses? I guess maybe $950/month but who knows?
Hi DAN , Great interview , ROBERT seems like a nice guy.
He has clean eating ,living. WOW
Ty GOD BLESS you and your gf. CIAO
Another crazy Philippines. Expat
Crazy like a fox.
@@VagabondAwake ok, nice guy.
The ones who are crazy are those who sit alone in their expensive city apartments paying through the nose just to survive.
I can’t believe people just let their dogs bark constantly dogs are trainable make them mind make them obedient, much more enjoyable for everyone!!!
It will be hard to find a place without roosters and dogs barking. Such a noisy place!!! is there ever any peace and quiet anywhere in Southeast Asia?
It could be quite annoying with all those barking around .Many dogs barked at d slightest movement or human presence 😎
Seek and ye shall find 😮😮😊
Plenty of barking dogs right here in the u.s. I had to sell my house and move because of that. I would go nuts in a foreign country.
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is there any peace and quite in the cities of the USA???
Dan, are local e-sims available in any of the East Asian countries? I got a new phone and there is no slot for a regular sim. The e-sims I am finding online are way more expensive than any local plan.
Buy a cheap android with a sim slot and use it as a hot spot for your nazi phone (or throw it away). e-sims are too expensive for me. :-) .
I am going to buy a phone especially for the Philippines with two SIM cards.. my sister took me to the Apple store and was going to give me a fancy Apple phone that did not have a SIM card.. I told her I wanted a SIM card so instead of getting the latest Apple phone I got a iPhone 13 with a SIM card. Do not know anything about technology but I think I could manage better with a SIM card.. these phone companies are trying to put us in the trick bag😅😅😮😮😊😊 I am in my late sixties and I think I have already been tricked enough during my lifetime to last me the rest of my lifetime..hehe😮😮😊😊
That's too bad. I'm still a few years away from traveling. Maybe I'll get lucky and there will be better options by then. If not, then I'll figure something out. Thanks for your responses.
Though more expensive, you can assign your American courier to the esim slot without the plastic sim card instantly. The remaining sim card slot to smart or globe.
Interesting man and a good interview.
Understand
Very cool 😎
How does Robert collect his pension in the Philippines?
I didn't ask. But most people have it deposited directly into their USA bank account and pull $$ out at ATMs when they need it.
Lol no hamburgers, but bacon every day 😅 bacon is ...
Smart
Rugby is the best.
Makati or cebu. Best hodpitals for a heart attack or stroke.
That is what I hear also.
He makes 1300 a month but can still travel??.... something dosen't add up.
Simple.. Deduct $1,000 a month if you rent in USA. done!
more like 2,000
That simple life sounds perfect for me.
I been there in Thailand supporting a lazy family, never again.
This one is Philippines. Also, have you thought about saying no? There are lazy families all over the world so it might help no matter where you go.
"Bacon" isn't chicken and fish here in the United States.
Well, chicken, fish, and bacon😅😅
Smoked Bacon is from pork.