I didn’t move to Mexico to save money. I moved to buy back my future

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I wasn’t sitting on a beach when I decided to move to Mexico. I was sitting in my car in California, thinking about what would happen to someone I loved. My former partner of 38 years, Sanders—whom we called Sandy—was experiencing dementia-related symptoms. Although we were no longer a couple, we shared a daughter and remained family. I remembered the extensive care his aging parents had required, and wondered what Sandy might need in the years ahead. After more than three decades in California real estate, I was also contemplating my own future. I wasn’t ready to retire, but I wanted to change how I lived and worked. That day, I realized I didn’t need a better retirement plan. I needed different variables. I decided to establish a home base in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, where I had been visiting for nearly 25 years. I thought I was planning for a future caregiving challenge. I had no idea how quickly that future would arrive. Rethinking the retirement equation Americans are encouraged…

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