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7 Places In Italy Where Retirees Can Live Well On Social Security—For As Little As $1000 A Month, According To A New Report

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I took my mom to Italy and we skipped popular spots, like Rome and Venice. The smaller cities we chose were much better.

For my mom's retirement trip, we skipped crowds in Italy's popular cities, like Rome. Instead, we visited smaller ones like ...
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This Country Was Just Named the No. 1 Place to Retire for Health Care, Affordability, and Weather

Affordable housing, top-notch healthcare, and relaxed Mediterranean living pushed one European country to the top of ...
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Italian retirement age to rise to 70 or more - OECD

ROME, NOV 27 - Italy is among several countries where the retirement age is set to gradually rise to 70 or more, the OECD said in its 2025 Pensions at a Glance report on Thursday. The retirement age ...