"The rush to a Mexican retirement is on. More and more Americans are moving to Mexico for the sun, the fun, and for less money."
CNN-Money
April 12, 2010

"The United States national craving for more is driving retirees south of the border, where they can live luxuriously for far less..."
- Scott Burns
Nationally Syndicated Personal Finance Columnist.
CNBC
March 23, 2009

"In many ways, Mexico today is like the U.S. was 50 years ago…before big government, big business, and special interests whittled away the lifestyle our parents took for granted. Mexico is full of overlooked retirement havens where you can retire in luxury without spending a fortune."

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"My husband and I bought a place in Erendira, BC. It’s about 1 hour south of Ensenada on the coast. This is a small farming and fishing village of about 2000 folks. We live in the town. I really like it here as it is close to the states and the kids and grandkids come down often. I speak Spanish and my husband is Mexican so we blend in and are part of the community. I’ve volunteered at the local high school and participate in the community activities. Mexico for us is a great place for retirement. We have a couple of doctors at the community clinic. They charge me $5.00 for an office visit. If there is a problem they can’t handle they refer us to Ensenada. Our dentist is in Ensenada. We do all our staple shopping in Ensenada too. Fresh vegetables and fruits are usually in abundance as if fresh fish here in town. This is not a community for everyone but we sure like it alot." Patricia Delgadillo, 03-06-2010