June 11. Welcome, to this week's newsletter. Today's feature articles are thanks to our members: Rick for his question about healthcare for expatriate retirees, and Jan Cullinane for her article on "Woman-Centric" Home designs. Hope you are enjoying the many interesting Comments madein our various Blog posts. | | Located in Florida's Panhandle close to Alabama, Fort Walton is a popular spot for tourists and retirees. Folks come here for the beach, fishing, and relaxing. The low cost of living doesn't hurt either.
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| | Women are the primary driver in more than 90% of home purchases. So it's no wonder that more 55+ builders are designing homes with women's preferences in mind. Here are the top items ladies look for in their new homes. Please share your dreams and preferences too!
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| | The city, founded in 1531, has a distinguished tradition as an ancient Spanish city with a rich culture and architectural history. It's popular with ex-pats, not the least because parts of it are a World Heritage site.
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| | Our tennis-playing friend Rick asked a great question, which formed the basis of this article. He is contemplating retiring to Mexico and wonders, since it appears Medicare doesn't cover you down there, what ex-pats do about health care and health insurance. Here is our answer.
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