Mexico has a relatively low cost of living, making a good spot for retirement. In this guide we dicuss what it takes to retire in Mexico ...

John Romer splits his time between Mexico and the US and owns a BYD Song Plus and a Tesla Model 3. He told BI he prefers the BYD.

Retire in Mexico for a lower cost of living In Leffel’s hometown of Guanajuato City, you can buy a 2-bedroom home for under $150,000, but more money goes a long way.

GOBankingRates asked Pontius and other retirees living in Mexico what you should know before you go. Also here are four places to retire abroad that are cheaper than the U.S.

Durango, Mexico, is an amenity-rich city with great infrastructure, a welcoming population and a very affordable real estate market. The low cost of living is complimented by the dollar's strength ...

Now, at 68, Blaser enjoys a comfortable retirement in San Antonio Tlayacapan, living in a two-bedroom, one-bathroom cottage, where she pays $460 a month in rent.

The BYD has a similar setup, which I'm yet to use. The infrastructure in Mexico is not good, and there's a lot of construction around my area, so I'm a bit wary about using it here.

Mexico is home to more North American expat retirees than any other country in the world. Retirement south of the border couldn't be more convenient. It's one of few overseas retirement ...

John Romer splits his time between Mexico and the US and owns a BYD Song Plus and a Tesla Model 3. He told BI he prefers the BYD.

Mexico is plagued by problems but its climate and cost of living, especially homes and medicines, is proving attractive to U.S. and Canadian retirees.