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2. This 41-year-old Atlanta mom couldn't afford a home in the US ...

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   Even with smaller savings, a comfortable retirement abroad is still a solid option. This 41-year-old Atlanta mom couldn't afford a home in the US — so she bought one in Italy for $62K and says ...

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   The primary reason Synclair plans to retire in Italy is so she can settle down with a much lower income. The Association of Americans Resident Overseas (AARO) estimates that at least 5.4 million ...

4. This US couple sold their house and moved to Italy for good

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   The travel bans of the pandemic caused Glenda and Randy Tuminello from Washington State to reevaluate their lives – and retire to southern Italy. Here’s how they got on.

5. 9 of the Best Places for Expats to Retire in Europe - AOL

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   800-290-4726 more ways to reach us. Sign in. Mail. 24/7 Help. For premium support please call: ... According to AARP, Italy is one of the best places to retire in Europe.

6. National Institute for Social Security (Italy) - Wikipedia

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   During the period 1968–1972, the Italian State introduced retirement pensions and social pensions for every citizen over 65 years and under a certain income threshold. The extraordinary wage supplementation fund and early retirement were introduced along with tax relieves for the production. [1]

7. Can’t Retire in the US? Why Many Americans Are ... - AOL

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   After meeting certain time requirements and other requisites, you can apply for Italian citizenship. This typically takes between six and 18 months. To learn more about the various options and ...