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Cuenca Ecuador - Medical, Safety and Etc. (Cuenca Ecuador Expat Town Hall Part 2)

We gathered together Expats living in the Cuenca Ecuador area to discuss their opinions and views of life in Cuenca Ecuador. We hope you appreciate this unique approach to provide you with multiple views and realities in one video. Part one is focused on the cost of living in Cuenca Ecuador, Part 2 will focus on medical, and safety experiences and perceptions. Ecuador is affordable, and the lifestyle you can have on a typical Social Security check of $1,500 a month is very attractive. Budgets vary, and many live in Cuenca Ecuador on much less than $1,500 and others far exceed $1,500. We've met people living in Cuenca for under $1,000 while we've been here, so that is a real possibility. If you are looking for a place in Cuenca use my affiliate link on AirBnb, we do make a commission on this. https://www.airbnb.com/associates/168... Videos Mentioned: Town Hall Cost of Living Part 1:    • Cuenca Ecuador the Cost of Living (Cuenca ...   Veterinary:    • Veterinary Care and Cost in Cuenca Ecuador...   Optometrist:    • Vision Care in Cuenca Ecuador (Cost of Liv...   Living on $1,500 in Ecuador:    • Cuenca Ecuador on a $1500 Budget / Can you...   Vet in Vilcabamba:    • Gracie's Vilcabamba Ecuador Veterinary Vis...   Cuenca Animal Rescue:    • Cuenca Animal Shelter - Volunteering   Websites to view if considering moving to Cuenca Ecuador: Gringopost.com CuencaHighLife.com Facebook Groups: Warren & Julie Travel with Us Cuenca Expats Ecuador Expats Julie and I retired early not by luck but by planning. One of our spokes to our wheel for savings, and now an income stream is Fundrise. Basically we are invested in many apartment complexes around the country. We get a portion of the rents in the form of dividends, and growth in value with the appreciation of the properties. We currently have selected an income REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust) which historically pays between 7.5% - 9% annually in dividends. You can chose a balanced REIT which has a split between appreciation and dividends or a REIT where it's focused on appreciation and not dividends. Check it out to see if it's a fit for your savings, or retirement strategy. Feel free to share this with those you feel may benefit from this program. https://fundrise.sjv.io/PXgm6 If you wish to contact us email: [email protected] Join our Facebook Group at:   / warrenandjulie