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Moving could have a detrimental impact on your child’s ability to be charged in-state tuition in the US.
Every state is different.
MichaelDouble taxation
Thats why I like Uruguay or Argentina.In Uruguay,no double taxation for the first 11 years
In Argentina, you can get a 90 day visa and renew it for 90 days to avoid double taxation.In order to qualify for social security benefits,you must return to the US every 6 months.
MatiasIMO retiring together with a partner is not ideal. Any relationship can end anytime, specially if you are planning your next 30 years of your life.
FIRE alone
JaimeIf you move permanently to Spain or Italy beware of taxation on your income and assets abroad.
You are considered a permanent resident in either country (for tax purposes) if you stay 183 days+/year.
Peter3k net income with a 1 million rental property equity??? Am I reading this right or are you missing zeros.
I would sell.
AnujYour profile is freakishly similar to mine. I plan to retire in 5 yrs and time split between US and SE Asia post retirement.
I’m planning on teaching science, travel and getting even better at pickleball..
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