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By *laytonA OP   Man 9 weeks ago

Newport

Was listening to the radio earlier and a listener had text in from Spain having retired out there a few years before.

Made me think if you could go anywhere where would you retire to.

For me it's Japan, nice climate, food, and culture.I could be John Blackthorne from Shogun, without the swords and death bit...so fabsters where in the world are you dreaming of?

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By *rimson_RoseWoman 9 weeks ago

Tamworth

That’s actually not a bad idea!

But for me would probably be France. I love Japan but I wouldn’t want to be that far from family and friends.

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By *ozzybear1981Man 9 weeks ago

preston

That’s living the dream 🥰

For me though it would be Italy, absolutely love that place and could see retirement being so relaxed there

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By *enrietteandSamCouple 9 weeks ago

Staffordshire


"That’s actually not a bad idea!

But for me would probably be France. I love Japan but I wouldn’t want to be that far from family and friends. "

France is a good shout.

Maybe the algarve for us though but I’m not convinced I’d want to emigrate.

I’d just like a bolthole abroad to spend a few months there a couple of times a year.

Best of both worlds kinda thing, we’re greedy like that

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By (user no longer on site) 9 weeks ago

Thailand if I could have got nationality, but since being born there to British parents does not count, then it will have to be Sarawak.

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By *he turned me GreyCouple 9 weeks ago

Warwick and Coventry

Alcaucín in Spain, half hour from beach. Up in the mountains peaceful and serene......

Mr

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By *oodmessMan 9 weeks ago

yumsville

Reminds me of a colleague who mentioned similar plans for him and his wife. He only mentioned in passing but they had intended to retire to Spain and had been saving. It just sounded like chatter as, he said a lot of stuff really. It came to his birthday and he announced early retirement, they were flying out in a week or two to look at houses. He was very work-work, so it was more than a surprise to everyone. It's great the plans people have in place, as I can't say I do.

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By *scobar0116Man 9 weeks ago

Leicester

Retire back states (Florida or Los Angeles) plus I have a lot of lot of my family there.

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By *elix SightedMan 9 weeks ago

Cloud 8

I’m not sure I’d want to fully move abroad but I would consider a winter pad. No idea where but ideally English speaking and not too far from the uk. Not too hot, not too cold. Current front runner is Tenerife but I’ve never actually been there 😆

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By *irty-pairCouple 9 weeks ago

South Essex

We’d retire to the country, but having an apartment in Cap would be the ultimate

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By *weet and SpiceCouple 9 weeks ago

Around the Midlands

Probably spend the UK winters in India and then be back for the Summers

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By *eavenscentitCouple 9 weeks ago

barnstaple

To anyone that spends winters in the sun. Do you stop direct debits for the time you are away? I know it's a boring question. Ms

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By *avexxMan 9 weeks ago

cheshire


"That’s actually not a bad idea!

But for me would probably be France. I love Japan but I wouldn’t want to be that far from family and friends.

France is a good shout.

Maybe the algarve for us though but I’m not convinced I’d want to emigrate.

I’d just like a bolthole abroad to spend a few months there a couple of times a year.

Best of both worlds kinda thing, we’re greedy like that "

,,, this

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By *ashful_at_firstMan 9 weeks ago

Canterbury

Any of the Greek Islands, but Crete for preference!

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By *hrek101Man 9 weeks ago

Herts

Greece, Corfu or Rhodes, been planning it for a few years, 3 yrs till my daughter finishes uni and I'm done.

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By *ad NannaWoman 9 weeks ago

East London

I'd have to visit more countries before deciding.

Bali looks beautiful buy might have tropical storms or sharks in the sea.

Maybe somewhere in Southern Europe if English people were welcome there.

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By *ik MMan 9 weeks ago

Lancashire

Looking at The Philippines as their visa rules are (relatively) simple, and I’m quite happy to spend summer back in Blighty. Hopefully about 5 years till the plan gets implemented…

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By *rimson_RoseWoman 9 weeks ago

Tamworth


"That’s actually not a bad idea!

But for me would probably be France. I love Japan but I wouldn’t want to be that far from family and friends.

France is a good shout.

Maybe the algarve for us though but I’m not convinced I’d want to emigrate.

I’d just like a bolthole abroad to spend a few months there a couple of times a year.

Best of both worlds kinda thing, we’re greedy like that "

Think this would be my preference too!

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By *imples24Man 9 weeks ago

tamworth

Somewhere with nice weather and by the sea. Not too far as would still want to be able to pop back and see family and friends and have them over. One day hey 🤞🏻

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By *ir-March-a-lotMan 9 weeks ago

london

Greek island of Paros. My heritage is from there so quite achievable

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By *ivemealadybonerWoman 9 weeks ago

somewhere

We loved Rhoades so probably there

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By *laytonA OP   Man 9 weeks ago

Newport

A bolt hole would be great, I think I'd be greedy though somewhere with snow for winter and hot for summer. Just think of the air miles!!

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By *enrietteandSamCouple 9 weeks ago

Staffordshire


"That’s actually not a bad idea!

But for me would probably be France. I love Japan but I wouldn’t want to be that far from family and friends.

France is a good shout.

Maybe the algarve for us though but I’m not convinced I’d want to emigrate.

I’d just like a bolthole abroad to spend a few months there a couple of times a year.

Best of both worlds kinda thing, we’re greedy like that

Think this would be my preference too! "

You’re welcome to come over and stay in our day dream retirement life anytime after the year 2045

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By *rimson_RoseWoman 9 weeks ago

Tamworth


"That’s actually not a bad idea!

But for me would probably be France. I love Japan but I wouldn’t want to be that far from family and friends.

France is a good shout.

Maybe the algarve for us though but I’m not convinced I’d want to emigrate.

I’d just like a bolthole abroad to spend a few months there a couple of times a year.

Best of both worlds kinda thing, we’re greedy like that

Think this would be my preference too!

You’re welcome to come over and stay in our day dream retirement life anytime after the year 2045 "

I’ll pop it in my Google calendar 😉

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By *olly_chromaticTV/TS 9 weeks ago

Stockport

Pity about all the European destinations mentioned above, that your plans have been made much more complicated, and often totally unfeasible, by the brexit bollocks...

We've got to be some of the stupidest people in the world to have voluntarily made it harder to go where we want to. Except of course for the millionaires/billionaires who pushed the whole thing who mostly have got dual nationalities anyway.

Sour grapes? You bet. I'm retired now and it's far harder and more costly for me to do any of the "drop of a hat" wandering around on the continent that I might have wanted to do. Thanks brexiters, for absolutely fuck all 🤬🤬

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By *ittle Miss TinkerbellWoman 9 weeks ago

your head

I'll stay in UK, just a different part of it, up north somewhere.

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By *he Silver FuxMan 9 weeks ago

Uttoxeter

I have plans for a round world yacht trip. No time pressures to be anywhere, just destinations.

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By *ibblepilotMan 9 weeks ago

Preston

Probably Lytham.

Nice place, close ish to the Lakes or Forest of Bowland. Plus they play the right sort of bowls there - not the boring, all-whites-wearing, play in silence flat green bowls!

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By *ynecplCouple 9 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne

Back to Italy. Lives there in the 90s but would want to live North of Rome this time.

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By *r Mrs FuckableCouple 9 weeks ago

Stoke

Southern Spain, Mr has already started learning Spanish

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By *avexxMan 9 weeks ago

cheshire

love the greek islands would be nice flick back and too

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By *929Man 9 weeks ago

newcastle

Spain is probably the most realistic goal, I’d be eligible for Spanish citizenship due to my grandmother so could get around the 90 euro day thing as soon as my kids are self sufficient and have created enough passive income probably will fuck off there if possible

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By *oubleswing2019Man 9 weeks ago

Colchester

Family has a house somewhere on one of the Greek islands. No sure exactly which one, as I only heard it in passing. But too hot for me, wherever it is.

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I am fascinated by 2 types of places however. Both polar opposites. Either very remote wild places, like Tristan da Cunha intrigues me. Or very contemporary urban landscapes, like Berlin for example. Iceland looks interesting.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple 9 weeks ago

North West

Somewhere Spanish or maybe a specific little Dutch place. I'd like to travel about a bit, though. Highly unlikely to happen after retirement because my mobility will probably be completely fooked so will have to do my best to travel now, whilst it's only somewhat impaired

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By *acDreamyMan 9 weeks ago

Wirral

A yacht to sail around the world.

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By *exycarlashane181Couple 9 weeks ago

Leamington Spa

We had seriously thought about Spain but brexit made that difficult so now we want to retire in this country in a narrowboat..

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By *appytochatMan 9 weeks ago

Deep in the New Forest

Canada has always been my destination. But the way things are going I'll be working till 12.30 on the day of my funeral

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