Retirement (living in, beach, food)

[ishabad]

What territory is the best for retirement?
Cheapest to live
Most to offer
Decent Weather

[Maineac]

You're talking islands where virtually all food is shipped in, water only falls from the skies or is made through reverse osmosis, and electricity is all generated by oil shipments. Nothing cheap.

[He123321]

Originally Posted by Maineac

You're talking islands where virtually all food is shipped in, water only falls from the skies or is made through reverse osmosis, and electricity is all generated by oil shipments. Nothing cheap.

What he said...

But at the end of the day, only you would know what you can afford from your monthly $. Some folks have a very healthy pension, and living in an island would be no problem.

[ishabad]

Well which has the most to offer then and good weather (4 seasons)?

[He123321]

They all offer many things, and almost the same attractions can be found in them. What are your interests, hobbies, and etc? Do you like a beach front, city living or country style living?

[ishabad]

I would prefer city living though beach side isn't too bad at all

[Sunscape]

This is all going to depend on your interests and budget, like one of the posters is asking.

But I have to make this clear: there are No four seasons in any of the territories. That is not something to look for in any of them.

[STT Resident]

There are more than a few threads on this forum specifically on the subject of retirement living in PR and the territories and you may want to read through them as they'll give you a very comprehensive overlook. There's nothing "cheap" about living here; the weather is virtually the same in all the territories; there's very little in the way of "city living" as you may know it (except for San Juan PR); and "most to offer" depends entirely on your own wants and needs.