There are thousands of "Baby Boomers" out there investigating the
possibility of buying, living and retiring abroad.

Fact of the matter is,
Some people never move past their own neighborhoods their entire lives, happy to remain in their "comfort zones". That's fine for some, not so for others.

There then is the group that does what many of their parents did -
they make it as far as Florida or Arizona each winter. That also is fine,for them.

For me and millions of others there are desires, and needs, to push the envelope a bit further. I think the greatest majority desire adventure.

For some that may be challenging the expressway to get to the nearest music festival. For others it may mean finding another country that offers "new".

By "new" I mean "NEW". New climate, new culture, new foods, new adventure,......."NEW". Financially there can be large advantages to moving abroad.

Most Baby Boomers have spent 40+ years doing what they were "supposed"  to do;  they've had plenty of ups and downs and challenges raising children, caring for elderly parents, and driving down the road of life with all it's curves, bumps and accidents.

The internet is an amazing source of information. If you have anywhere from one year to several years before you are scheduled in your own mind to retire, you owe it to yourselves to investigate the possibilities the world has to offer.