Becoming a Retired Nomad

Hi I also hope to achieve retirement early through floating of passive incomes To achieve financial freedom the income must exceed the expenditure

Have you thought about house-sitting? Maybe start near home then try to branch out further afield. Many seem to get references by word-of-mouth

Welcome Suzi! You can come to India. It is cheap in terms of money and at the same time beautiful also. You can have great time here.

Welcome to mylot new user Suzy.

Hope you can visit our beautiful beaches here in the Philippines.

Hello! Welcome to myLot.. enjoy your time here.

I adore visiting different countries however I like to have a home base as a place to return to. I have two children aged 11 and 8 years old. I need to make sure they attend school as much as possible. I was able to travel around the world when I was 20 to 21 years old. Then when I was 29 years old between two teaching contracts I went on a trip of several months to New Zealand, French Polynesia, the Cook Islands and Samoa. I found travel prices low, especially in Eastern Europe, in 1990. Now prices are much higher than can be affordable. In my backpacker days I stayed in a dorm bed. Now with two children I need to have a triple room. I know some people earn money with Internet businesses while they travel. In the past I have let out my home and worked in Australia legally using a working holiday visa.

I hope you find a way to achieve your retirement dreams

Not sure how you would do it as every circumstance is different. It is great though to be able to retire early and travel and do all those things you love.

Have you been to the UK, France or Australia?

@Suzihomaker Since I feel I will probably be working the rest of my life then no and I am 67, but do no go by me. I hope someone can help you here achieve your goal.