Digital nomad is another name for a remote worker who takes their laptop to greener pastures. We hear a lot about digital nomads swarming other countries, drinking all their iced lattes and using all their free wifi. But how many nomads are there really? Resume.io used Instagram posts to map
TikTok creator Freddie Smith tracks wealth in the U.S. and uses statistics to illustrate why it’s so difficult for Millennials to save and get ahead. He also helps younger people understand the housing market and gives them real advice for buying their first home: not that tired nonsense about giving
According to NPR reporter Stephan Bisaha, most foreign carmakers operate their American plants in the Southern U.S., where they can run lean operations with little back stock. That’s because Southern workers aren’t unionized like their peers at Northern factories. Nonetheless, those workers have their eyes on the UAW strike as
The Ultimate Guide to Paying Expat Taxes How low is that out-of-pocket maximum? by Brett Andrews About Italy Healthcare Italy’s National Health Service receives funding through federal tax revenues. Care is extended to all legal residents, mostly for free or nominal costs. This system requires no deductibles. Italy provides universal
Discover the Best Countries to Live in 2023 Does the UK really have free healthcare for all? About UK Healthcare The United Kingdom was the first healthcare system to be funded by general taxation. Free care is given based on need, rather than ability to pay fees or insurance. The
Discover the Best Countries to Live in 2023 High-end healthcare in 3 parts by Brett Andrews About Croatia Healthcare Croatia’s universal healthcare system provides a mandatory public system that all residents and citizens pay into monthly. Known as obvezno, this public health insurance scheme is administered by the Croatian Health
Discover the Best Countries to Live in 2023 Chile Healthcare: FONASA or ISAPRE? by Brett Andrews About Chile Healthcare The Chilean healthcare system generally meets a high standard of service, reporting wide coverage and long life-expectancy. Universal health care is largely financed by government funding and payroll taxes, with families
Discover the Best Countries to Live in 2023 Can one fee really cover all my healthcare needs? by Brett Andrews About Costa Rica Healthcare The Costa Rica healthcare system is one of the best in Latin America. Thanks to the high quality and low costs, the country has even become
There’s a growing trend of adult children becoming estranged from their baby boomer parents. WebMD calls it a “modern-day epidemic,” while Psychology Today says as many as half of adult children may experience period of estrangement. Estranged children say they’re going no contact (NC), low contact (LC), or very low
Discover the Best Countries to Live in 2023 How Much Cheaper is Thai Healthcare? by Brett Andrews About Healthcare in Thailand Thailand’s healthcare generally meets a high standard of service, particularly in Bangkok and larger cities. Medical care is cheaper here—about 20% of the US cost—making the country a medical
According to the World Migration Report, the vast majority of people never emigrate from their home countries. There are currently only 281 million migrants worldwide, making up 3.6% of the population, but that number is growing as people and jobs become more mobile and tech makes moving easier. The report
Discover the Best Countries to Live in 2023 I pay how much for my prescriptions in Brazil? by Brett Andrews About Healthcare in Brazil Brazil considers healthcare a constitutional right, offering universal coverage to everyone within its borders, regardless of legal status. Their public health system, known as Sistema Único
Discover the Best Countries to Live in 2023 How can non-citizens use New Zealand’s public healthcare? by Brett Andrews About Healthcare in New Zealand New Zealand uses a universal, publicly funded healthcare system. It covers citizens, permanent residents, and expats on a work visa of two years or more, though
Are you a self-employed expat or digital nomad? Self-employed people like their independence and ability to work when and where they want. But it would be best if you got smart about self-employed tax deductions. A self-employed person runs a business. You are responsible for your income and taxes instead
Discover the Best Countries to Live in 2023 How long before I can get on Belize’s Healthcare? by Brett Andrews About Healthcare in Belize – – – – X Belize’s healthcare system services residents’ medical needs through both public and private sectors. The Ministry of Health (MoH) oversees the entire
Discover the Best Countries to Live in 2023 How long before I can get on Australia’s Medicare? by Brett Andrews About Healthcare in Australia – – – – X Commonwealth Fund. “How does universal health coverage work?” MoveHub. “Healthcare in Australia.” Australia uses a universal, publicly funded healthcare system known
by Brett Andrews Overall, France’s population enjoys good quality healthcare, with public health initiatives providing an extra layer of security to those who need it the most. Expats living here can apply to the public option after being in France for three consecutive months on a long-stay visa, making private
by Jen Barnett Cigna Global, our health insurance partner, has an offer for families that’s available only for the month of August 2023. Families of 2 will save 5%, and families of 3 or more will save 10%! Here are some of the family-oriented benefits: Medical care essentials, including hospital
Uruguay’s healthcare: how many options do I have? Uruguay’s healthcare system services residents’ medical needs through both public and private sectors. The Administración de Los Servicios de Salud del Estado (ASSE) oversees the public healthcare system, which serves Uruguay’s citizens and long-term residents. The ASSE operates hospitals and clinics throughout
Panama’s healthcare: best in Latin America? Panama is considered one of the best places in Latin America, which is especially impressive given its small population of 4.5 million. Johns Hopkins Medicine, considered the gold standard of care in the U.S, even operates in Panama City. Many providers speak English, which
