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Few important things: 1- Some of these figures are far from thr truth. 2- US$ 1500 - 2500 is not low by any means, how many US citizens' pension is even this much? Hundreds of thousands of US senior citizens are living in their cars or camper van, many of them professionals who worked hard n paid taxes, while battling with 1990s financial/economy/unemployment n more problems. My cousin, a teacher n mother doesn't even get $1,000.- A month, but at least has her Medicare. 3- The figures you give must be added to health care monthly payments, as they want proof of income and private health insurance, so much higher figures.
4- Not every retiree has given up studying or working.
We want to know about education, n working possibilities which we have in our countries.
Your audience are not only US residents, but from everywhere. Yes, many things are more expensive in California, New York, or Auckland NZ, or Sydney Australia, but still we can live alright in other parts of the US, NZ, Australia, certainly, England, Canada.
5- What about Peru, Turkey, Hungary, Cuba, Indonesia, India, or small Islands that even pay you to live there? UNTRUE TITLE OF YOUR CLIP SAYING...WITH NO MONEY!!!!
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Poorest countries in Europe???...really?? I am from Sweden, how can call Polen, Spain etc. "Poor" Yes their standard of living are not as high as Denmark, Germany, Finland or Ireland for example , but most of the countries mentioned here are certainty not poor, not even relatively poor. Yes, I agree with some of the countries mentioned like Moldova, Ukraine and Albania are Relatively poor but not poor like part of Asia, Africa, and Latin America.
By the way, Armenia is technically a part of West Asia not Europe.
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