WHERE TO MOVE (ON THE CHEAP) UNTIL LE GRAND ORANGE IS FINISHED.

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GUEST BLOG / By Annie Nova (@anniereporter), CNBC Personal Finance Reporter--If you’ve been racking your brain about where to retire on a budget, it might be time to think outside the U.S.

A report by International Living, which publishes information about living overseas, lists destinations where you can coast through retirement on less than $30,000 a year.

To be sure, retiring in a new country will require studying up on tax implications, along with pulling off some other logistical maneuvering.

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