Boomers Abroad Online Community & Social Network e-News Letter
April 15, 2010.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BOOMERS ABROAD!!
Today we are celebrating our First Anniversary as an Online Community and social network. Yay, we are One Year Old! Not very impressive but in "internet years" and in "networking years" we feel we have grown so much more. This birthday is significant because what we are celebrating here is that all of us have had the great fortune of getting to know each other, and the great opportunities that we have had to make friends, to learn, to help, and to share our experiences abroad. This is just the beginning and it only will get better from here. Thanks to all.
Connecting Baby Boomers Worldwide!
The Expat and Future Expat Online Community!
Share your experiences Abroad. We look froward to hear from You!
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New Strategic Alliances
Bomer-Living.com is a subsidiary of The National Center for Baby Boomers, Inc., is a unique and innovative internet resource whose goal is to meet the needs and interests of active and creative Baby Boomers. Boomer-Living.com provides educational and informative content, products, services and community forums where like-minded individuals can learn and share.
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Featured Report > "U.S. Retirement Trends in Mexico's Coastal Communities"
In an effort to better understand the impacts of the recent economic recession on U.S. retirement trends in Mexico, the International Community Foundation has released a study entitled “U.S. Retirement Trends in Mexico’s Coastal Communities: Lifestyle Priorities and Demographics.” The report is the first of five research studies on this topic that will be published by the Foundation.
With the looming economic pressures on America’s baby boom generation brought on by rising health care costs and the loss of personal wealth due to the global recession, a growing number of Americans aged 50+ are now actively considering relocating outside the county to retire. Today there are a growing number of foreign locales where Americans have chosen to retire, including Panama, Costa Rica, Belize, Ecuador and the Dominican Republic as popular destinations. Yet, because of its close proximity to the United States and its affordability, Mexico remains the #1 destination for Americans retiring internationally. Download Report
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Featured April Past Events >
While Latin America is recovering from the global economic crisis and has made progress in addressing major social challenges and promoting democracy over the past decade, the region cannot afford to be complacent, global and regional business leaders concluded at the closing plenary session of the World Economic Forum on Latin America. Read the highlights of the World Economic Forum Latin America.
Nearly 6,000 spectators who paid between 80 and 800 dollars (60-600 euros) per ticket heard some of the British singer-songwriter's most popular classics on Saturday April 3, 2010, with the pre-Hispanic Temple of Kukulkan as a backdrop.
John was the fourth major international star to perform at Chichen Itza, a UNESCO World Heritage site, after British soprano Sarah Brightman (2009), Spanish tenor Placido Domingo (2008) and Italian tenor Luciano Pavarotti (1997).
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Featured Coming Events >
If you are planning to buy a vacation home, or retirement home or simply want to invest your money, then discover the best real estate at the Riviera Nayarit in México and buy direct from the developer.
The Institute of the Americas is pleased to host a timely conference to discuss important policy issues and market trends relating to the provision of health care for Americans in Mexico and cross-border health care.
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Featured Latest News >
The Latin American economy could grow by 3% or more this year according to the Inter American Development Bank.
The road to recovery is shorter for Latin America than for other nations.
Finding Your Financial Freedom in Latin America
The Latin American economy could grow by 3% or more this year according to the Inter American Development Bank.
The road to recovery is shorter for Latin America than for other nations.
Finding Your Financial Freedom in Latin America
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