Retirement destination finder

Find destinations your retirement plan can support

See which retirement destinations are within reach of your savings, monthly investing, housing plan and priorities.

Step 1 of 5Step 1 of 5What you have todayYour retirement

Use investable capital after debt and near-term needs.

Find out where you can afford to retire based on the savings and investments you have today.

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Step 2 of 5Your capital today

Include investments and cash available for retirement after debt and near-term needs.

Step 2 of 5Step 3 of 5Your housing plan

Choose whether you expect to rent or own your home in retirement.

Step 3 of 5Step 4 of 5Income in retirement

Enter reliable monthly income that will help fund your retirement. Exclude income from the savings and investments entered above.

Step 4 of 5Tax planning

Use a destination capital-gains tax estimate, or use figures you already know are after tax. The initial screen assumes a full-year relocation.

Annual portfolio withdrawals are calculated from retirement spending minus dependable income. Because the cost basis is unknown, the range assumes 0%, 50%, and 100% of each withdrawal is a realized gain; 50% is the estimate.

Step 5 of 5Step 5 of 5Your preferences

Region and setting filter destinations; healthcare ranks your best matches.

Setting

Choose one or more. Destinations matching any selected setting are shown.

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How the retirement destination finder works

The finder compares your projected capital with each destination’s living costs, reserve and housing plan. Region and setting narrow the results; healthcare helps rank the matches.

What “within reach” means

Projected liquid capital covers the required retirement capital for the selected household, retirement duration and housing plan. “Close” means the projection covers 85–99% of the target. These are planning thresholds, not promises: tax, visa eligibility, healthcare circumstances and currency shocks still require separate advice.

Renting versus buying in retirement

Rent

The target includes ongoing modeled rent and preserves property capital as liquid retirement assets. Renting is the cleaner first comparison when residency, neighborhood fit or long-term plans remain uncertain.

Buy

Buying requires separate property capital, acquisition costs and a realistic financing assumption. Property equity is reported separately and is never counted as money available for retirement spending.

Frequently asked questions

How does the finder choose retirement destinations?

Region and setting selections filter the destination list. The finder then ranks the remaining destinations by financial fit and healthcare preference.

Does “within reach” mean I can definitely retire there?

No. It means the financial projection covers the modeled target under the assumptions entered. Immigration, tax, healthcare, currency and personal circumstances can change the conclusion.

Should I model renting or buying?

Start with renting if the destination is not yet proven through long stays. Model buying when you have a separate acquisition budget and can verify ownership, financing and transaction costs.

Are visa and tax costs included?

No. The finder compares modeled living, reserve and housing capital. Confirm visa eligibility and obtain country-specific tax advice separately.

Start with a capital amount