Retiring? Here are 9 Countries in Asia Worth Considering (+7K Views)

Lorimer Wilson August 18, 2019 Comments Off on Retiring? Here are 9 Countries in Asia Worth Considering (+7K Views) 8,134 Views

More and more retirees are looking to retire abroad where the sun shines almost daily, the weather is temperate, the lifestyle is enjoyable and the cost of living is a fraction of their current expenses. Have you ever considered Asia? This infographic compares the cost of living, lifestyle and personal safety of 9 countries worth considering. Words: 999; Photos: 5

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