However, Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory, so no residency permit is required for Americans to live or retire in Puerto Rico. To establish residency in Puerto Rico, you are required to spend 183 ...

Puerto Rico became an American territory in 1917. ... The Cost of Living in Puerto Rico. ... Challenges of Retirement in Puerto Rico.

With over 18% of the island population over age 65, Puerto Rico has a large retirement community, and as a U.S. territory, no ...

If you wish to skip our detailed analysis, you may go to the 5 Best Places to Retire in Puerto Rico. Exploring Alternatives to the American Dream The Sunshine State is no longer the number one ...

To further emphasize the desire for wealthier American residents, Puerto Rico requires people who sign up for the 15-year decree to give $5,000 to the government and an additional $10,000 to a ...

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 ...

With over 18% of the island population over age 65, Puerto Rico has a large retirement community, and as a U.S. territory, no residency permit is required to live in or retire in Puerto Rico.

Popular, the largest bank based in Puerto Rico, will get a new chief executive over the summer. Javier Ferrer, the widely assumed heir to current CEO Ignacio Alvarez, will take over the top job on ...

11. Ponce. Insider Monkey Score: 17. Median listing home price/Sq ft: $127 . Next on our list of top retirement destinations in Puerto Rico is Ponce, a large city located on the Southern Coast of ...