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Footprints In the Sand My Retirement at $1200 Month

By: Sandy Ingram
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Are you wondering about the quality of life during your retirement?

You're not along. Hundreds of thousands before you have asked the same question

And the answer is the same. Living well on less is an art. It doesn't just happen. It takes retirement planning on a different level, more like lifestyle planning. This is Sandy Ingram's retirement story. She shares information on how she moved to paradise with a $1000 a month base retirement income. She shares inside secrets on finding the best rentals for the lowest rents and the best real estate choices in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico area. She discusses the cost of living, healthcare, travel, entertainment and the daily lives of thousands of expats. Sandy says she loves her country, and visits often, but living in paradise for under $1200 a month didn't happen in the United States.

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This is just a worthless money grab by the author. The information is not helpful, not new, not unique. You can find better information search in the Internet for Expat stories. It’s crap.

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