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10 SAFEST & CHEAPEST English Speaking Countries to live or Retire on Social Security

August 11, 2024
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    • by: @discoverglobeliving
    • 1 month ago

    Which of these countries would you choose for the best balance between safety and cost of living?

    • by: @colorsofcountries
    • 1 month ago

    Fantastic overview of affordable English-speaking countries for retirement! The detailed information on living costs and safety is incredibly useful for planning. I’m particularly intrigued by the unique opportunities in Malaysia and Portugal. This is definitely a must-watch for future retirees!

    • by: @louis20122
    • 1 month ago

    Sorry none of those countries are appealing to me. Boring actually.

    • by: @SarifudinUdin-hj2hh
    • 1 month ago

    Feri good👍

    • by: @indiangaming6101
    • 1 month ago

    I recently moved to Ireland, and it’s been fantastic. It’s one of the safest countries I’ve ever lived in, and the cost of living is manageable even on a tight budget. Highly recommend!

    • by: @Thakur-Gaming221
    • 1 month ago

    I moved to Jamaica expecting it to be one of the cheapest English-speaking countries, but the high cost of imported goods and safety issues made it difficult to enjoy living on social security.

    • by: @AmenUikey-bc5tc
    • 1 month ago

    I tried retiring to the Caribbean thinking it was one of the best countries to live in. While affordable, I found safety to be a real concern, making me reconsider my options.

    • by: @amanff2396
    • 1 month ago

    Living abroad in Ghana wasn’t as smooth as I hoped. While it’s affordable, the lack of consistent infrastructure made it hard to fully enjoy retirement on a limited budget.

    • by: @anandthakor1633
    • 1 month ago

    I moved to Belize for the cheap cost of living, but I found the healthcare lacking. It’s safe, but living on social security here has its challenges.

    • by: @Gabriel.chhakchhuak_9900
    • 1 month ago

    I tried living abroad in South Africa, hoping it would be one of the safest and cheapest countries, but safety concerns made it tough. Even though English is widely spoken, it wasn’t the right fit for me.

    • by: @ayanmondal2579
    • 1 month ago

    Living in Belize has been a blessing. It’s one of the cheapest English-speaking countries, and the friendly locals make it feel like home. I’m amazed at how well I can live on social security.

    • by: @Svaidya574
    • 1 month ago

    After discovering New Zealand as one of the best countries to live in, I made the move last year. The safety and cost of living have been a dream come true!

    • by: @GOLAKNAIK
    • 1 month ago

    I retired to the Philippines, and it’s been the best decision! It’s one of the cheapest and safest English-speaking countries. I can finally relax and enjoy life on my social security income.

    • by: @mood_off.555
    • 1 month ago

    I’ve been living abroad in Malta for two years now. It’s one of the safest and cheapest English-speaking countries. The Mediterranean lifestyle is incredible, and I’m able to live comfortably on social security.

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