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Luis Miranda
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Boomers Abroad Online Community and Social Network
Boomers Abroad Online Community & Social Network
The Expat and Future Expat Online Community. Connecting Baby Boomers Worldwide!! Baby Boomers seeking out a new life, a dream home, exciting destinations.
Boomers Abroad Online Community & Social Network
Was born in direct response to hundreds of conversations with baby boomers who were seeking to better understand how they could live, move, relocate, retire and/or invest abroad, specifically in Mexico, Latin America and in the Caribbean.
The number of Americans and Canadians living abroad has steadily grown over the past decade and it is expected to more than double within the next 10 years. Millions of baby boomers are discovering the affordable real estate, great quality of life and investment opportunities available abroad. Cold weather, high cost of living, health care costs and other issues are leading many to live and invest abroad.
Join Boomers Abroad Online Community, the Expat and Future Expat Online Community. Meet, contact, connect, network,...with others that already live abroad and with those that would like to live abroad. Ask, learn, share with us your experiences. We look forward to hear from You!!!
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Luis Miranda's Blog
Royal Club Event - Helping you make an informed buying decision about Real Estate in Mexico
Posted on December 4, 2010 at 3:30pm
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico and Boquete, Panama among the 5 top Best Places to Retire Abroad
Experts in celebrating the next chapter in life, AARP The Magazine traveled the globe to discover the ultimate retirement destinations abroad. Factoring climate, expat
culture and leisure, AARP…
Posted on July 28, 2010 at 3:30pm
Happy Birthday Boomers Abroad Online Community & Social Network
Posted on April 16, 2010 at 2:30pm
Canadians will need passports to enter Mexico as of March 1, 2010.
Mexico requiring passports from Canadians
Canadian citizens have been able to visit the country with just a birth certificate plus photo ID, but that is changing as Mexico "aligns its entry requirements to the rest of North America," said Alfonso Sumano, the Mexico Tourism Board's regional director for Canada. Out… Continue
Posted on January 30, 2010 at 8:21pm
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