If life in the US is just getting a bit too much, retiring abroad can be a viable option.<br />However, as Medicare isn't available overseas, it's critical to investigate the quality, variety, affordability, and availability of health care in your chosen location.<br />Also, Business Insider reports it's best to first rent a home, not buy it. After all, you may love the city you're in, but a particular neighborhood might not work as well.<br />According to Business Insider, if living abroad full-time is a bit daunting, consider taking long trips there, instead. After all, you can always come back--or try a different country.<br />Finally, make a plan for the distant future. What are the options if you or your partner dies or becomes disabled? Or adorable grandchildren make their debut?
