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Writing on retiring in Indonesia.
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- Why savings don't replace health insurance in retirement in Asia Routine care in Asia is cheap. A heart attack or a cancer diagnosis is not, and paying for serious illness from savings takes far more money than most retirees have.
- Travel medical insurance isn't health insurance: the cost that makes retiring abroad look cheap Many retire-abroad budgets price a travel plan for a 30-year-old. Cover for a 65-year-old who lives abroad costs more, and climbs with age.