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Where do you want to live when you retire?

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Where do you want to live when you retire?  

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  1. 1. US or Spouses country?

    • USA baby!
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    • Spouse's country
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    • Somewhere else
      17
    • I have no idea
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Back home to Puerto Rico. Or maybe Spain or Italia?? :dance:

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Ladylethal   12

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I haven't given it much thought but hubby and I agree that if we could, we'd live in Arraial do Cabo, Brazil, after we retire. Small beach city.

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Jamie76   0

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We aren't married yet, but I put down spouse's country. I would love for us to retire there, but that is still many years away.

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Scott & Lai   12

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Looks like America is going to be a great place to retire - once you've all buggered off to foreign countries! :P

:lol:

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Looks like America is going to be a great place to retire - once you've all buggered off to foreign countries! :P

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Nanusia & Lukaszek   0

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Looks like America is going to be a great place to retire - once you've all buggered off to foreign countries! :P

:no::P:P

Enjoy the crime and violence in Jamaica then :yes::P :P

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chri'stina   190

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I have no idea. It'd matter where our family lives as I'd probably want to be close to grandchildren I'm sure (If I have any by then!).

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There was an article on ten great places to retire today on msn.com. Uruguay, Ecuador and Argentina were on the list, as well as France. Personally, I hope we retire in France. I love it there, and cannot wait to live there. I hope I don't have to wait until retirement, but most likely I will.

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I don't know. Someplace that's fully paid for, I hope. LOL.

Totally agree.

I'd ideally like to have a place in the US and one in Germany. Or wherever my kids are...We can always travel.

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