Retired Early in Ajijic Mexico

Annette, an expat who moved from Texas to Ajijic Mexico gave us a great interview about her life in Mexico, her tips for newcomers, and how she was able to retire earlier than the usual 65 years old.

Annette also brought her elderly parents to live in Ajijic Mexico and she loves the availability and affordability of full-time care for them. Considering her mom has dementia, she can now afford to have help in Mexico.

Watch the full live interview to learn:

  • Why Annette and her husband chose Ajijic Mexico
  • Why she decided to buy a house right away
  • Hiring help such as a house cleaner, a maid, and a nurse.
  • Tips for those looking to retire early. Tips on Rule 72t of the U.S. Tax Law.
  • Why Dengue can be so dangerous and how to avoid it
  • Is Ajijic only for older people?
  • Why she chose to become a realtor in Mexico?
  • Charities she supports in Ajijic
  • Safety
  • AND SO MUCH MORE
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Mariana Lange

Mariana Lima-Lange was born in Mexico and moved to the U.S. when she was a child. Every year she would split her time between life in the U.S. and Mexico- which gave her a deep understanding about Mexican culture, lifestyle, and traditions. She is fluent in both Spanish and English. Since 2019, our blog posts, resources, videos, and COMPLETE Mexico Relocation Online Guide have helped thousands move to Mexico the right way!

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  1. Jim Burkett says

    Watching from Oklahoma City. We spent the last two months in Ajijic and are considering moving there. We really appreciate all your great information, Mariana.

    • Mariana Lange says

      Love it! Thanks for your comment 🙂

  2. Leslie Mcpeak says

    What are some of the downsides to living near lake chapala. Im living in boquete, panama

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