Retire in Lake Chapala

I recently read an article which had some frightening and interesting statistics regarding the state of healthcare costs in the U.S. and people's ability to ...

It was a dull, rainy day as I exited the local grocery store in the village of Byron, Ontario. In front of me was a lady (not young) with a purse in one hand...

Lake Chapala has been a retirement destination for at least 70 years now. Featuring a low cost of living and an incredible climate (often reported to be the ...

Retirement and the encroachment of old age means you need to view life differently. It takes planning in finances and health. How do you want to live the res...

There was a big announcement recently in the Guadalajara Reporter newspaper about a new 200 bed retirement home being built in Ajijic. This is fantastic news...

How does medical care in Mexico compare to the U.S. and Canada? Find out here as I relate first hand experience of my father coming down from Vancouver, Cana...

Health care in Mexico is a major concern to expats who decide to move to the Lake Chapala area. After all, we all want to stay as healthy as possible to enjo...

Let's face it, we're all getting older, therefore, health care and health care insurance is a common question and topic of conversation when moving to, retir...

Lake Chapala, and in particular Ajijic, has been an ex-pat community for many decades now. At first the primary reason was for the excellent climate (second ...

In 2011, the oldest members of the Baby Boom generation started turning 65. This trend will continue for the next 19 years until 2030, with 10,000 baby boome...