Living Large on a $2500 Budget in La Paz, Mexico
La Paz offers unique opportunity. With careful planning, living on $2500 per month is possible. This budget includes essentials like housing food and transportation. Additionally, it allows for enjoyment of local culture. Renting apartment in city center can cost $1000 or less. This provides access to various amenities. Local markets and restaurants fill streets creating […]
Using Wise for Fast Money Transfers to Mexico (with LOW FEES!)
How to use Wise to Transfer Money from US to Mexican Bank Accounts Support my channel by using this Wise affiliate link.Or if you want to try XE.comOr Actinver Investment Bank. In this video, Brighton West from Almost Retired in Mexico demonstrates how to use Wise (formerly TransferWise) to transfer money from a US bank […]
$12 Between San Diego and Tijuana Airports | Almost Retired in Mexico
Traveling from San Diego to Tijuana: A Cost-Effective Guide Traveling from San Diego to Tijuana can be an exciting adventure. Many travelers often overlook the budget-friendly options available when crossing the border. This guide will walk you through the most economical way to reach Tijuana Airport from San Diego, avoiding the expensive Cross Border […]
Voting in US Elections from Mexico 2024
Interview with Susan Dzieduszycka, President and CEO of the US Vote Foundation and Overseas Vote Foundation Introduction to Susan Dzieduszycka In this engaging discussion, we delve into the essential topic of voting for American citizens residing abroad, particularly in Mexico. Susan Dzieduszycka, the President and CEO of the US Vote Foundation and the Overseas Vote […]
How Will Mexican Elections Impact Foreigners and Expats?
Interview with Armando Rios Piter, Former Senator and Presidential Candidate on Mexican Elections Impact in Foreigners Introduction Understanding the political landscape of Mexico is crucial for foreigners and expats considering a move to this vibrant country. Recent elections have sparked significant changes that could impact their experience living in Mexico. In this interview, we […]
Don’t Wait Until Your Retire
Why You Should Move to Mexico: Embrace Life and Adventure In today’s fast-paced world, many people find themselves postponing their dreams for a later date. The pandemic has reminded us that life is unpredictable, and we should seize opportunities while we can. One of the most rewarding choices you can make is to consider moving […]
100 Years of Caesar Salad: A Tijuana Tradition
100 Years of Caesar Salad: A Tijuana Tradition The Birthplace of Caesar Salad Many people are surprised to learn that the Caesar salad, an iconic dish enjoyed worldwide, originated in Tijuana, Mexico. This culinary delight has a rich history that dates back 100 years. Let’s dive into the story behind this famous salad and […]
7 Things I Didn’t Know About Buying a House in Mexico
Can you tell us a bit about your background and how you ended up exploring Oaxaca, Mexico? My name is Donna Shields, and I’m an expat living between Key West, Florida, and Oaxaca, Mexico. After a successful career in the corporate world, I decided to embark on a new adventure – a three-month motorcycle journey […]
“Carpe Mañana” and Other Lessons from 30 Years Living in Mexico
In this episode of “Almost Retired in Mexico,” we sit down with Kirk Robinson, who shares his remarkable journey from the fast-paced corporate world of LA to the tranquil shores of La Ventana, Mexico. Kirk delves into the concept of “The Mañana culture in Mexico,” a hallmark of Mexican life that can be both […]
Melissa Has a Unique Job and a New Husband in Mexico
Can you introduce yourself and tell us a bit about your background? Hey, everybody. I’m Melissa. I’m 47, and I’m currently living in La Paz. I work in the oil field in Alberta as a medic on a drilling rig, and so I am allowed to work one month on, one month off. […]
