“La dolce vita” translates into “the sweet life” in Italian, and if you are thinking of retiring soon, you might want to set your sights on the nation that is known for pasta, wine, culture, scenery and so much more. But with all Italy has to offer, perhaps it is out of your price range, especially if you are going to be on a fixed budget once you turn in your work badge.
The Italian cities listed “offer a unique blend of lifestyle, culture and amenities, while being some of the most affordable in Italy, making them suitable choices for expats considering retirement there,” said James Kinsella, a travel expert from Turtle Trip. “With relatively affordable living costs, your retirement can be as active or as laid-back as you wish.”
SOURCE: https://finance.yahoo.com
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