How to Retire Abroad

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How to Retire Abroad

Consistently the numbers of those considering retiring to sunnier, overseas destinations is growing annually and the author of ‘How to Retire Abroad’ has tackled the whole concept of relocation in retirement from a very practical point of view.

For anyone considering retiring abroad this book is an absolute must read.  Each aspect of the emotional and physical journey is examined in such incredible detail that no stone is left unturned and the most sensible support is given at every step of the way.

The book begins with two chapters that logically and thoroughly lead the reader through the decision of whether a move abroad is actually the right decision for them.  The author Roger Jones presents the facts about relocating abroad permanently or semi-permanently and makes sure the reader considers each aspect of their current and future life honestly in an effort to ensure that they are making the right decision.

This thorough approach sets the tone for the entire book.  Each subject area covered includes checklists and to do lists for the reader so that they remain active rather than passive in the whole process and constantly consider all the angles and find the path and approach that is right for them.

‘How to Retire Abroad’ is not only thorough, it’s entirely logical; the author tackles each aspect of relocating in order.  Beginning with making the decision to relocate Roger Jones moves on to assisting the reader determine the best country to move to.  He gives advice on finding out as much as possible about a given location with lists of resources and useful addresses to help the reader even further with their research.

There’s an entire section of the book dedicated to accommodation - from renting to buying and how to tackle making an overseas property purchase.  The financial aspect of retiring abroad is covered in a series of chapters with pertinent information about pensions, working in retirement, taxation, investments and insurances as well as coping in emergency situations and basically surviving a transition abroad on every level!

When the time comes to physically relocate the chapters ‘Preparing for Departure’ and ‘Settling In’ have lists and lists of do’s, don’ts, things to remember and logical steps to take that will ensure the move is as smooth, successful and stress free as possible.  For these intricately constructed checklists alone this book is worth its weight in gold!  The entire unnerving ‘unknown’ aspect of making the move is completely wiped and in its place you can hear Roger Jones cheering from the sidelines as his readers tick off everything on their to do list and sail as smoothly as possible into their new life overseas.

The book moves on to deal with getting the very most enjoyment out of retirement abroad.  And because on every level ‘How to Retire Abroad’ is far from being idealistic and unrealistic, the author ends with practical information for those who decide to repatriate and return home one day and with alternatives to living abroad for those who have read the book and maybe decide that a permanent move abroad isn’t the right move for them to make after all.

If you’re considering retiring abroad or you’re already in the process of selling up and shipping out this book with guide you, assist you and support you in every decision you make.  It is an invaluable book for those approaching retirement and considering their lifestyle options and also a great addition to the bookcase for people of any age thinking about the practicalities of expatriating - we thoroughly recommend it.

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