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I’ve been subscribing and get bombarded by more ways to spend money. I just read a great book by IL customers called retiring in Mexico: the Good, the bad and the ugly. What an eye opener. They point out that IL directed them to hotels that were horrible, didn’t disclose sales commissions and investments in deals they...
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I have received Int. Living for close to 1 1/2 yrs and have ordered several of there other books. I have always received what I ordered and if I was overcharged I received a credit back. Everyone sugar coats things to some extent. If you rely on only one source of information you will never get the...
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International Living is not owned by an everyone-loves them Irish concern that they offer the public. In fact, they are part of the Agora Inc stable (30+) of doom-and-gloom publications out of Baltimore aimed at a American Republican demographic. Most of these refer…
I really want to love this company, its publications and services. I want them to produce timely, helpful research and information about places I might want to consider as retirement living options. I want their product to be so good that I will willingly renew my subscription year after year because I find value in it and...
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I thought the International Living site was awesome until I started reading some of the articles. One writer suggested that notions of Columbia being a dangerous country were outdated. Columbia is ranked 15th most dangerous country in the world. That is irresponsible and immoral. False information puts people at risk. Another suggested I could make a living...
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