Living and Investing in Cuba

January 27, 2007 (Press Release) -- Baby Boomers some 76 million strong will begin to retire in the next decade. Their search for an affordable retirement haven may soon turn south of the border. In the growing "Global Age" the United States will eventually work out its differences with Fidel Castro or his successors. Cuba will join Costa Rica, Mexico and Belize as Latin America's prime retirement havens. Aging Baby Boomers and savvy entrepreneurs of all ages will see Cuba as an affordable place to maximize their lifestyles; having a warm climate; a myriad of business opportunities; and the hottest travel destination due to its proximity to the United States and mystic.
Located less than an hour by air from Florida, Cuba has been called the "The Pearl of the Caribbean" because of its beauty. The country's rich history and traditions; year-round good weather; spectacular scenery; hundreds of pristine beaches, friendly people; a lack of violent crime; excellent medical care; and a promising future—will all combine to make Cuba one of top expatriate havens of the future.
The last edition of "Living and Investing in the Cuba" offers invaluable assistance to anyone contemplating residing or investing in Cuba now or in the near future. This useful guidebook contains all the ins and outs and dos and dont's plus loads of secret 'insider ' information about making money in Cuba. It guides you step by step and shows how to live on a budget; the rules and laws for starting a business or making investments and includes 100s of sure-fire tips for making money; how to stay busy and happy; how to take advantage of Cuba's health care system; where to live in Cuba; shortcuts for learning Cuban-style Spanish; where to meet people and even how to find love and romance; tax savings for foreign residents; how to make the break from the rat race and start a new and exciting life; tips for success in Cuba and much more.
The author, Mr. Howard, is a columnist for the newspapers, "Costa Rica Today" and "Central America Weekly." He also writes for the Costa Rican Residents Association's bimonthly magazine, "La Voz" and the award-winning newsletter, "The Costa Rican Outlook." He has written and published the perennially best-selling guidebook, "The New Golden Door to Retirement and Living in Costa Rica." In addition, he has graduate degrees in Spanish and Latin American studies. Christopher Howard is one of the few authors of guidebooks about Latin America, who actually lives there full time. It is not surprising, therefore, that he is considered one of the foremost experts on all areas of living and investing south of the border.