Dear Reader,

You've watched the headlines. You've done the math on your paycheck. You feel the low-grade dread that's become the background noise of American life.

You're not being dramatic. The ground really is shifting.

So, let me ask you something: What's your plan?

Not your plan to fix it.

Not your plan to fight it (though I’m confident you will).

I’m talking about your personal plan — if things really go sideways at home.

A lot of people don't have one.

And that means they’re going to spend the next decade at the mercy of whatever Wall Street or Washington sends their way—watching their lives become smaller and more expensive.

But you can do better... and I’d like to show you how.

You see, when you create a more international footprint for yourself, you gain options... and a measure of protection against the chaos.

The super-wealthy have always had that kind of flexibility. My organization—International Living—exists to give it to everyone else.

Since 1979 we’ve been the go-to source for Americans interested in taking their future into their own hands.

You may be surprised at how much better it can be when you understand the full range of options you have...

Here's what surprises most people: It's far more affordable than you think.

A couple can live comfortably in Portugal on $2,207 a month — rent, food, wine, the works.

In Costa Rica, $2,000 covers a relaxed, outdoorsy beach life.

In a hilltop town in southern Italy, with sea views and three golf courses nearby, $2,200 a month is enough.

In other places we know folks who are living well — five minutes from the beach — on under $1,000.

These aren't fantasy numbers. These are the real, reported budgets of people who made the leap.

In the right spots, with the right strategies, you really can live better than you do now for less than it would cost you to stay home.

As Leena, one of our Correspondents in Europe and a retired physician, puts it:

“The cost of living is meaningfully lower than in Colorado, and we live for about a third of our cost of living in the United States—in a house twice as large with a sea view. We live debt-free and enjoy eating out 3-5 times a week, getting massages, and traveling around Europe.”

At International Living, we show you how you could follow in her footsteps—all around the world—and we cover the how-to-details you need: where to go, how to get there, how to access quality healthcare at a fraction of U.S. prices, how to get a second passport (you may already be eligible through ancestry and not know it), even how to earn remotely if you need income on the road.

We have boots-on-the-ground correspondents in Spain, Italy, Portugal, Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama, Greece, and beyond — actual people living the life and reporting back.

Forbes calls International Living “the place to go if you want to escape the 9-to-5 and live somewhere it's so affordable you barely need to work.”

 AARP calls International Living “an authority on global retirement.”

When you give it a try today with this special discounted offer, we’ll send you Blueprint for Your Escape—FREE—plus lots more, too.

Click here to see the full offer and claim your free reports.

Sincerely,