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I Retired in Philippines… Now I Can't Afford to Go Home

Retiring In The Philippines

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I Retired in Philippines… Now I Can't Afford to Go Home

❤️ Retiring in the philippines shares fictional stories inspired by real emotions, real possibilities, and the life-changing decisions that come with starting over — wherever that may be.

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14 Comments

@glicerioumali941 2 months ago

I love home. I worked 30 years in USA. 22 years in the US Navy. I Came came back to my hometown in 1995. I lived off my SSS, Navy Pension and disability benefits. Life in the province
is cheaper, happy, and content. I paid 310 pesos for my annual report to Phil immigration. I built my house in my father's land. Visit my daughter and son twice a year in Sacramento. That's my life. No change year after year.😊😊😊

@NoToWickedness 2 months ago (edited)

Love Los Banos, Laguna. Thank you for your beautiful narration. I live in California now, and I grew up in Quezon City, Philippines..i love your choice where you are staying.

@BennyDonieSalarda 2 months ago

Nothing is wrong! In helping ang giving thats a Filipino way but you got to take control of it theres nothing to say no once in a while...

@jdtravels5140 2 months ago

My monthly income is $17-40k. I didn’t move just because it is cheap. I moved because I’ve had it with US taxes, regulations, and utilities.

@Gooduser5877 10 days ago

AI. She never blinks 😂😂😂😂

@ethiehetherington5086 2 months ago

Good to know that you are awakening, because some people have some compassion but also not to say "NO" when they will notice that a person is too generous. I believe that they take advantage of you, I suggest that you start observing people around you and choose to be close to someone who cares about you. Choose just one family that you can trust and can depend on in times of need and focus on them and help them. Stay safe and God bless,

@jameshess2912 2 months ago

I don't blame you, but as a single woman with probably no finance experience, before you make that kind of decision you need to consult a financial expert. Before I retired, 20 years ago, I had a class called "Money Smart" and I taught people (most of them low income people) how to manage their budget.

@MsWindWaveSea 2 months ago

AI voice.

@cazpk6840 2 months ago

Are these true stories ?

@FeedScrn 7 days ago

You AI People... live in a computer. Where is your computer located, BTW?

@Rudjard-e2e 2 months ago

I think you should consider Davao or Dumaguete.

@Gooduser5877 7 days ago

Ai generated.
Is any YT videos real anymore???

@FocusonAsia13 2 months ago

Nice original thumbnail, title, and AI voice, lazy vlogging and copy/paste appears to be the way to go 🤣🤣

@Eddie-u9h3i 2 months ago

Then. Find. Another. Place. Where. You. Can. Find. Cheaper
In. Philippines. Maybe. Mindanao. Or. Iloilo. Or. Cebu davao. Ask. Somebody. To. Help. You.