Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Kathleen Peddicord covers moving, living, and investing overseas. Costa Rica is perhaps the world’s best-known foreign retirement ...

Costa Rica isn't the cheapest place to retire in Central America, and that may be exactly why so many retirees still choose it.

For years, Costa Rica has ranked among the most popular destinations for Americans seeking a lower cost of living, a warmer ...

For years, Costa Rica held an almost unshakable reputation as the go-to retirement haven in Central America. Lately, though, a growing number of retirees have been packing their bags for a neighbor ...

Retiring to Costa Rica's Pacific coast is a common aspiration for Americans approaching retirement, particularly those with portfolios in the high six or low seven figures. The appeal is obvious: warm ...

Costa Rica is a gorgeous destination for adventure seekers, wildlife enthusiasts, and foodies alike, but this town is also ...

A couple retiring at 59 to Costa Rica's Guanacaste coast needs somewhere between $1.1 million and $1.3 million invested and should budget roughly $60,000 a year. Costa Rica exempts foreign income from ...