TruthBTold

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If you can't tell I really can't help you.

I have been looking at Ecuador to see how that feels. It is fairly inexpensive for pretty much everything local. I still have not figured out how health insurance works, although health care itself is very good (better than the U.S. in some respects). I am trying to understand at what level of residency one qualifies for health insurance. Residency seems fairly easy to qualify for, particularly if you are retired and have a pension or plan to buy some sort of property. They also weirdly have a plan where you qualify if you have any sort of college degree and move down. There are many pluses. One of the cities (Cuenca) has many expat retirees and has an all year round temperature of about 70 - 80. It is also a place that is sort of like Austin, Texas, in that it is the home of many of the arts.