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This week in our Retire with Money Facebook group, a member asked for advice: “I’m interested in retiring somewhere overseas to keep costs low and beach access high.” One member suggested Portugal, only to have another say, “Shhh,” as if to avoid letting the secret out of the bag. International Living is a good resource for Americans looking to retire abroad. Wherever you’re considering, it’s a smart idea to test out a possible locale for a few months as a resident, not a tourist. One member made the reverse move, relocating to the U.S. from abroad. He said, “I’m no help, I moved to SoCal from Australia, and think I scored. Way better living in San Diego, and the Central Coast, than Melbourne, Sydney, or Cairns. But, there are two ways to be rich, earn more, or spend less.” Well put!

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Elizabeth O'Brien is deputy editor at Money. She has covered retirement and health care for nearly a decade. A Brooklyn resident and mom of two boys, she navigates the alphabet soup of Medicare and the New York City subway system with equal ease. You can email her at elizabeth.obrien@money.com and follow her on Twitter at @elizobrien.