adminee
From: United States
11/28/2012 09:09 EST
In your opinion, where is the best place to retire in Mexico?
Tell us about the climate, proximity to major airports, access to healthcare, cost of living and reasons to retire there.
If you are a retiree there, what do you love about living there?
Your feedback may be shared with a journalist writing an article for a finance magazine about best places to retire abroad.
Thanks for your help!
Betsy Burlingame
ExpatExchange.com
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elsidmx
11/28/2012 10:59 EST
Over 20,000 North American Retirees Think Lake Chapala, Mexico is the Best place to retire in Mexico. I'm one of them who moved here full time over 10 years ago.
In nutshell here's why. Perfect year around weather, Great low cost medical, International AP a half hour away. Guadalajara just 1 hour away. A Professional Real Estate Group with MLS, A georgious Lake about 11 mi wide by 70 mi long surround by Mountains, Live a Caviar Lifestyle on a Tuna Fish Pension. Want to know more. www.ChapalaClub.com Toll free 1- 877 514 1396 Sid Grosvenor
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tourguide
11/28/2012 20:38 EST
Everyone has a different opinion... I live in Tlaxcala, it has the lowest crime rate in the Country. Because there are only about 1,000 expats here and thats the entire state and of that number only 6% are Europeans or Americans, This causes prices to be lower than places that are crowded with Foreigners. The weather is cold in December/Jan/Feb... but Ive never seen a freeze.
Plenty of Cultural events, Historical and Cultural sites. Its Tranquil but has good Medical facilities and economical transportation. Large cities within an hour or two hours away. (Mexico City and Puebla). Because its the smallest State in Mexico Highways and Communications are more easily maintained.
Check my blog at:
http://mexicomystic.wordpress.com
Or Google Tlaxcala to see whats there.
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adminee
From: United States
12/11/2012 09:51 EST
Tourguide -- I sent your post to the writer and I believe she'll be including it in her piece. She has asked one last question -- How much would a couple need to live comfortably in Tlaxcala, Mexico per month?
Thanks!
Betsy Burlingame
Expat Exchange
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tourguide
12/11/2012 21:46 EST
Betsy... My wife and I are living here frugally... we own our home, use public transportation, no excessive spending , no excessive habits, Buy food fresh at local markets, avoid Walmarts, Look for cultural events that arent costly, etc.,...on 1500 Dollars a month.
But just moving here and renting a place I would estimate that a couple could live comfortably for $2500 dollars a month.
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