Retiring in Central America offers an appealing mix of low living costs, natural scenery, and expat-friendly communities ideal for an affordable lifestyle.

Guatemala’s newly selected Constitutional Court needs to rebuild public trust after years of rulings that critics say protect powerful interests. On Thursday, experts said the new lineup looks ...

Every Monday at 7 a.m., Mike Ward, a former pastor himself, sends out a devotional email with a note of encouragement to hundreds of pastors across the ...

Crossing from Mexico into Guatemala seemed routine — until unexpected demands complicated the process. Paperwork, confusion, ...

My dad planned to golf and relax when he retired, but dying at 56 meant he never got to. His life and death taught me to enjoy the present while still saving and planning for the future. I'm only in ...

If retirement means more time on the pickleball court, this set helps them jump right in. The lightweight, durable paddles work for any skill level, and the kit comes with two paddles, four ...

How many years of federal service did you have or will you have when you retire? Most of you are now retiring under the Federal Employees Retirement System, or FERS. Before we explore your FERS ...

BlackRock’s Larry Fink warns that Americans are vastly underprepared for retirement. In BlackRock’s recent survey, 62% of people reported having less than $150,000 saved in their retirement accounts.

Guatemala is returning to hardline security policies amid a resurgence of gang activity, two years after its president pledged a renewed approach to the problem. Upon taking office in January 2024, ...

Feb. 16 (UPI) --In June 2025, Guatemalan President Bernardo Arévalo traveled to Taipei for a five-day state visit. It was his first trip to Taiwan since serving as deputy foreign minister more than ...

Circumstances don’t always make it possible to own a home free and clear before retiring. Going into retirement with a mortgage may not be ideal, but it can work when factored into post-retirement ...

More than 50 million US private-sector employees don’t have access to a workplace retirement savings plan like a 401(k). But a growing number of states are now requiring most private-sector employers ...