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Costa Rica the Perfect Solution for a World Crisis

Costa Rica is the perfect place for retirees

Costa Rica is the perfect place for retirees.

All you have to do is turn on the TV and almost everything you will see and hear is a world in crisis. If it isn’t terrorism or the war in Iraq, it’s the current financial melt down or the health care crisis many seniors are facing. Indeed the panorama is gloomy.

Alas there is hope.  Costa Rica has NO army. The country is not meddling in the affairs of other countries or invading them. The government of Costa Rica has better things to do with its resources like spend them on education or healthcare. Regarding the latter, the country offers cradle to grave healthcare for all of its citizens. Foreign residents may also take advantage of the medical coverage they can’t get in the country of the birth for under $60 per month.

You can save your hard-earned money by moving here. Fruits and vegetables are plentiful and dirt cheap. The country is self sufficient and basically grows everything it needs. Utilities are also a bargain. Housing and public transportation are also very reasonable. You DON’T need a car. So you can save money and reduce your cost of living by living or retiring here and thus insulate yourself to some extent from the turmoil that’s happening in the world. Personally, I have never felt threatened by terrorism even during the tragic events that occurred on 9/11.

I am able to sleep because my investments in Costa Rica are safe  and my bank accounts are insured by the government.  Sub-prime loans do not exist here nor does Costa Rican government have its money in risky investments in the States. The financial institutions of this country of four million people are in better shape than those of the U.S.

Sure we will be impacted by the slow down but smaller economies are not as hard as the big boys and can roll easier with the punches.

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