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Retirees Who Rent in Puerto Rico for a Year Before Buying Will Say It Saved Them the Whole Island

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Puerto Rico produces a familiar retirement question. Can a couple trade a mainland ZIP code for the island, keep Social Security along with Medicare, and live well on the same money? A common approach is to rent for a full year in the target area, then buy. The breakdown below covers what that year costs, the portfolio it takes to carry the life that follows

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