It’s Mango Season In The Dominican Republic!
One of the good and bad things about living in the Dominican Republic is that there is very little imported fruit and…
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How To Cut A Mango Mexican Style
I spent years cutting the mango in bizarre ways until I met Sam. We sat in plastic lawn chairs on the sunny…
Read more →Why Is My US Brokerage Firm Closing My Account?
Contact Tom for a free, no-obligation discussion of your financial situation if you are a US citizen living abroad or a foreign…
Read more →The Perfect Phuket Day
Living in a paradise that many see as a tourist destination does tend to increase the likelihood of visitors. As we have…
Read more →Mental Illness And Expat Life
Catastrophe-in-waiting or self-development opportunity? Hi everyone! Since I’ve been away summer has smiled on Ontario and Toronto’s already had its first heat…
Read more →The Importance Of Learning The Local Language
Many of you expats will find yourself in the same situation that I am in: living in a country whose language is…
Read more →Traveling Tightrope
‘Oh how wonderful, think of all the traveling you can do!” It’s one of the first responses expats get when we tell…
Read more →“Sun, Sea & Savoir-Faire – A Travel Focus On The French Riviera”
Sun A Mediterranean climate is characterized by warm to hot dry summers and mild to cool wet winters, although this year the…
Read more →How Will You Spend Your Retirement as an Expat?
The Loaded Question Once friends and neighbors got over their shock that we were pulling up the tent stakes and moving 5,000…
Read more →What Do You Call A Potluck In The UK?
I have a riddle for you: What do you call a potluck in the UK? Answer: Weird. Actually, the proper answer is…
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