Editor’s note: "Where to Retire: Puerto Rico" is part of an ongoing series on retiring abroad. To see all the articles in the series, jump to the end. U.S. retirees looking to make their ...

In that period, Puerto Rico lost 82,579 residents, but demographers and statisticians agree that the decline was less than ...

Those considering retiring in Puerto Rico may find the lower cost of living and favorable tax breaks a major advantage in addition to the tropical weather, which is also a big attraction for many ...

I've always wanted to live in Puerto Rico, so when we were asked to relocate from Philadelphia to the island for my husband's job in 2017, I didn't need to be asked twice. We already had family on ...

Tired of cold winters? Consider retiring in Puerto Rico, where you can enjoy year-round sunshine and significant tax advantages. Discover why Tennessee is a top retirement destination. Explore the ...

Puerto Ricans know this all too well. Tourists often reduce our entire history and culture through comments such as “they ...

Banco Popular de Puerto Rico operates 166 offices mostly on the island ... The company does not have a mandatory retirement age for CEOs, the spokesperson said. Alvarez, who is currently on Popular's ...

Puerto Rico's tourism industry is booming, but it's causing environmental and cultural concerns. Efforts are underway to promote tourism beyond San Juan, encouraging visitors to explore the entire ...

U.S. retirees looking to make their retirement savings last and still lead a beachbound life can do so in a U.S. territory on the Caribbean – Puerto Rico. Whether you're drawn to big city life ...