Slow Travel the World on Social Security, Six Years Retired Abroad

Описание: Slow Travel the World on Social Security, Six Years Retired Abroad!
Can You Travel the World on Social Security? Norm and Kat Prove You Can!
We first met Norm and Kat four years ago when they were slow traveling the world on just $2,200 a month from Social Security. Today, with a bit more breathing room at $3,000 a month, they’re still going strong—savoring life and exploring one beautiful place after another.
In this inspiring interview, they share how they’ve made it work across Asia, Europe, and South America—recently returning from Southeast Asia and now soaking up the charm of Sicily, with the Balkans up next.

If you think your dreams of global travel or retirement abroad are out of reach, let Norm and Kat show you otherwise. Their story is one of intentional living, joyful discovery, and proving that you don’t need a fortune to live richly.
Watch now and get inspired to dream bigger, live slower, and see the world—one affordable adventure at a time.

In today's video we visit with two Retired Nomad Expats that have chosen to slow travel the world, also called roaming retirement or roving retirement, The average US Retiree on Social Security receives $2000 a month, and a couple on Social Security receives about $3000 a month. Norm and Kat currently spend around $3000 a month as they live out their dream of world travel. A US Expat living on Social Security can expect a great standard of living in many countries such as Turkey, Serbia, Bulgaria, Montenegro, Hungary, Poland, Spain, Italy, Philippines, Thailand, Ecuador, and many others when compared to the living costs in the US. If you dreamed of traveling as a nomad in retirement this video is for you.

00:00 Social Security World Travel Intro
01:29 Slow Travel Nomad Life
03:57 Slow Travel Rent
06:05 Slow Travel Currency Change
07:33 Slow Travel Country Cost Balancing
09:46 Slow Travel Groceries & Restaurants
15:12 Slow Travel Weather Chasing
15:57 Slow Travel Safet Abroad
20:19 Meeting Positive People Abroad
22:22 Travelyounger.com blog
23:46 Slow Travel Medical
26:27 Examples of Medical Costs
32:09 Meet other Nomads and Expats

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