Everything on this site, turned into a workbook — your Social Security math, your all-in budgets, your cons checklists, your timeline. One-time purchase. No membership.
| Fifty Abroad Pack | International Living membership | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $39 USD, one-time | $79–99/yr, auto-renewing (their order form, verified live Oct 2026) |
| Framing | Cons chapters and all-in budgets, including when a country is a bad fit | "Paradise" listicles; shallow free content, depth paywalled |
| Retiree money focus | SS math, Medicare Part B decision, retiree taxes | General retirement lifestyle content |
| Upsells | None — the Pack is the product | Documented $300–600 seminar/conference upsell ladder |
Stated factually, from their public order page and documented reader criticism (Trustpilot, July 2026). Their service, our foil — not a fight.
If the Pack doesn't genuinely help your retirement-abroad planning, email contact@fiftyabroad.com within 30 days and we'll refund you. No forms, no interrogation.
General information only — not financial, legal, tax, or immigration advice. Tax and immigration rules change; consult a licensed professional for your situation. Figures date-stamped; verify before acting.
No. One-time $39 USD purchase, instant download. No auto-renewal, no upsell ladder.
Six deep-dives: Portugal, Spain, Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama, and Thailand — each with an all-in cost table and a cons chapter.
No. The Pack is general information for education. Tax and immigration rules change; consult a licensed professional for your situation.
International Living sells a $79–99/yr auto-renewing membership with hype-heavy "paradise" framing and shallow free content. The Pack is a one-time $39 purchase: all-in cost tables with methodology, sourced cons chapters, and disclosure-first monetization.
30-day guarantee — email contact@fiftyabroad.com for a refund.
Instant download after checkout. A PDF you keep — no login, no membership portal.