Retire, Own, live comfortable in Mexico. Enjoy Mexico, Mexican life and living, jobs, investments, real estate, food, health, education, travel, vacations, business, with security, health care, good weather year round, easy access from anywhere in the World--- all come together in Mexico to make this the number one destination in the world. The largest American community outside the US is here.  Economic living and cheapest food costs. Fractional ownership, condos and rent to own are at your disposal. Remember this date: Thursday, 24 January 2008 Today is the first day of the rest of your life!

RETIRE IN MEXICO

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...WHY NOT LIVE IN MEXICO?

Food for one week in the US    $342 dollars
Food for one week in Mexico    $189 dollars

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LIVING IN MEXICO
Our focus is on Baja California Sur 

Other than excellent climate, the reason many foreigners have for moving to Mexico is the cost of living. Most prices are lower compared to those overseas. The US dollar is stronger in relation to the Mexican peso.

Prices for most products and services are economical. The cost of living in Mexico is now much less than in the US. Your expenses are determined by the amount and type of food consumed, size and quality of housing, automobile ownership, long distance telephone calls across the border (expensive), medical and dental services, trips to the United States or Canada and other travel, prescription drugs, insurance, domestic help, dining out, entertainment, club fees, etc. What is required depends on one's life style, and income, but whatever your income your funds will go further in Mexico.

It is hard to understand why so many people on small pensions or Social Security will struggle with miserable climates, high utility and medical bills, and other services, when they could live better in Mexico. .....More below.

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. A FEW MORE DETAILS ABOUT LIVING IN MEXICO

The most disgusting thing in Mexico is the cost of telephone service. The phone is a monopoly and is vulgarly expensive.

Here are some random samples of prices in the Guadalajara area for mid December, 2007. Compare that with what you pay. These prices include applicable sales taxes. The conversion  rate used was MN$ 10.92 equals US$ 1.00.(The rate of the USD now to the peso is operating in the 10.70  to 10.90 pesos range.)

Automotive

Premium gasoline$2.82 a gallon. Regular $2.65
Wash Auto $3.54 Lubricate, change oil and filter $15.40

Medical and Dental

Clean and x-ray teeth $26.58

Tooth filled $30.58 Doctor's office visit including EKG $45.00

Housing

Furnished one bedroom apartment with living room, kitchen and bath $300-$550
Beautiful, furnished six room apartment (two bedrooms) in a nice neighborhood $450 per month
Unfurnished garden style condominium with pool and two bedrooms two baths) in Guadalajara ís best neighborhood $625-750. dollars per month

Personal Care

Ladies haircut and permanent $14.72
Men's haircut $5.09

Utilities

Electricity $19.26 per month
Propane gas for cooking $16.00 per month
Telephone basic service $24.28 per month
Water for drinking $12.00 per month
No heating or air conditioning required

Entertainment

Cost for ticket to movie theater (first run film) $4.50

Maid 

Basic thorough house cleaning one day (4-5 hours) each week $12.17 to 15 dollars per day.

Laundry and Dry Cleaner

Clothes for two people at commercial laundry (washed, dried and folded) $9.00 per week.
Dry clean trouser or skirt $2.31

Restaurant/Eating Out

Dinner at excellent restaurant $11.00
Chicken dinner at good medium priced restaurant $7.00

Food

The following prices are per pound for fresh meat, vegetables and fruit, current as of December, 1998

Bottled drinks

Six pack of beer Corona (325ml) $6.56
Coca-Cola (2 lt. Plastic bottle )$11.03 pesos
Milk (2 liters) .98 US Fruit Juice (1 lt. Tetra pack carton) $1.32 US, Assorted soft drinks(355 ml aluminum can) 10.25 pesos

Imported scotch and bourbon are comparatively expensive, costing about what they do in the States, or more. Domestic alcoholic beverages are relatively inexpensive. Kahlua costs $8.65 for a 965 ml bottle, Passport Scotch (700m.) $15.22, Don Pedro Brandy (940ml) $8.69, Bacardi Carta Blanca Rum (946ml) $5.89, and Smirnoff Vodka (915 ml bottle) $7.66.

Various

Regular grind coffee (1 lb.) $2.70  US
Basic subscription Cable TV $16.00 US monthly
First class air-conditioned urban bus fare $.60 - 10 Pesos

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