When retirement kicks in, most people are ready to shake off the old work life and start living in the lap of luxury, or at least leisure. The scope of what luxury means to different people depends on ...

Retiring on a budget is difficult in many places in the U.S., but if you’re willing to relocate south of the border, you can find more affordable options. Living in Mexico can offer retirees a more ...

Can't afford FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) in the U.S.? Why not retire abroad? Financial planning experts weigh ...

Mexico has long been a favorite retirement destination for Americans, with about 1.6 million U.S. retirees already settled there. It’s relatively easy for American retirees to transition to a new life ...

You may know friends or family who’ve moved to places like Mexico, Portugal or Costa Rica to live more frugally to live out the retirement of their dreams. However, if you’re looking to stay in the ...

Editor’s note: "Retire in Mexico" is part of an ongoing series on retiring abroad. To see all the articles in the series, jump to the end of this article. You might be tempted to retire in Mexico, ...

The silver mines in Mexico's central highlands provided the incredible wealth that propelled Spain to world prominence in the 16th century. It also created Guanajuato, the crown jewel of Mexico's ...

At first glance, spending your golden years in a city with low housing costs, no state income tax, and warm weather looks like a retiree’s dream. However, before you sell your home and pack up your ...

Mexico is a popular retirement destination for Americans due to its proximity, affordability, ease of immigration and diverse living options. Learning Spanish is recommended to enrich your life and ...