Dear Live and Invest Overseas Reader,

In the mornings, Judy Ahern sips a cup of tea, one hip perched on the rail of her open porch, and looks out over the turquoise waters, listening to the tide slosh in.

Sometimes horses gallop by on the beach. Often she takes a quick swim. Always she's struck by how lucky she feels. And how alive.

"We never imagined we'd be able to afford an island retreat -- let alone one right on a secluded beach," Judy says.

"For years we'd check out the real estate when we were on vacation...we looked all over Hawaii and in other places on the water. But it was always too expensive.

"Yet here we are today on this Caribbean island, pretty much full-time. We're enjoying the open-air house we had built -- and an incredible quality of life -- for a fraction of what it would cost us anywhere else nearby.

"In the States, we couldn't afford it at all." Originally from California and in their 70s today, Judy was a teacher and actress. Her husband, Bill, is still in the airplane-parts business.

Back in 2002, they traded in their expensive, traffic-clogged life for a quieter, more affordable one on a lush, mountainous island where sand crabs meander across the roads. You may never have even heard of this place (though it's only a two-hour flight from Houston)...

Yet here on the island of Roatan, Judy and Bill have access to solid healthcare...a full dinner of fresh lobster with wine and dessert costs less than $30...they can get homemade cheesecake squares at the local bakery and fresh lettuce, fruits, and veggies at the organic farm...

And in this place, $199,000 buys a two-bedroom, two-bath home with a private pool on nearly an acre of land, just a 60-second stroll to a mile-long private beach...

With $135,000, you could own a luxury condo here with hardwood floors, high-end appliances, a community pool, panoramic vistas from your private deck...and be just five minutes by foot from the shops, restaurants, and groceries in town.

"Moving here changed the way we experience life...for the better," Judy told me. "There's a freshness here. A quickening of the senses.

"Instead of retreating someplace to retire, we've reached out toward new challenges.

"I'm keeping busy as the director of a pre-school that serves underprivileged, working families. And I'm editor of our local island magazine, too.

"Sure, living here isn't without its inconveniences.

"But it's as if we're looking not at the end of our lives now...but at the beginning of another life altogether!" If you're intrigued by Judy and Bill's experience -- whether you're ready for retirement now or planning for the future -- I know you'll be excited about what I have to share with you.

Because even though for millions of people "retirement" in the years to come is likely to mean cutting back on pleasures like dining out and on vacations...or, worse, demand downright frugal living...

It doesn't have to mean that for you!

No matter what the economy does back home, today you can retire overseas in style...live like a movie star on a school teacher's budget...and never outlive your nest egg...

If, that is, you know where to go. Around the world are places where you can...

• Live comfortably in a modern, 2600-square-foot apartment with mountain views...on less than $15,000 a year...
   
• Enjoy health insurance for $120 a month or less...or choose to retire to a place where medical care is free...
   
• Retire in style and employ a maid, a gardener, or even a driver -- all on a Social Security budget...
   
• Own your own home in the sun for as little as $120,000...and wake up each morning to the sound of the waves on the sand...or the freshness of clean, mountain air...
  

You see, in the world's best-value places, your dollars simply buy you more.

So that you can actually live much better than you ever did at home -- for as little as $22 a day...

...and you'll never have to worry you might out-live your savings. Leonard Holden and his wife Jenna aren't independently wealthy. Not by a long shot. But they're confident they'll have more than enough to carry them comfortably through retirement, no matter what the economy does at home.

Here's why...

Leonard and Jenna used to spend about $8,000 a month living in Manhattan. At 49, when Leonard "retired," he took with him a pension of $1,800 a month. They could have stayed in New York. But it would have meant either some serious scaling back, living on savings, or -- more realistically -- taking another job.

Only they were ready to stop working and start "living." And there was no way they could maintain the lifestyle they'd grown accustomed to on less than one-quarter of the income.

So they looked for a place where that $1,800-a-month pension would stretch.

And they found it in a safe, welcoming, warm-weather city in Ecuador, where they'd be among the community's wealthiest residents.

There they could afford a 5,000-square-foot house, two cars, and a carefree -- even luxurious -- lifestyle that included a housekeeper, dinner out a few times a week, and the time and funds to travel and explore their new corner of the world. Leonard and Jenna are part of what is rapidly becoming a real "movement" among adventuresome (and pragmatic) folks. You might even call it a "Retirement Revolution."

And it's something you can easily take advantage of, too.

After all, do you really want to cut back or make do at this important stage in your life?

Or are you ready for some peace of mind? To know you're set for life. To live not just comfortably...but even extravagantly...and do it on much less than you spend today? You know, maybe it doesn't bother you...but it sure bugs me that all you see in the papers these days are stories about war, politics, and economic catastrophe.

To be fair, the U.S. is embroiled in Iraq and Afghanistan...struggling with critical health care and Social Security situations...home prices are falling, the costs for food and fuel have jumped, credit is tight, the stock market is uncertain. (A recent AARP survey reports that one in four people aged 45-54 plans to delay retirement because of the economy.)

But the thing is...what you don't get in the papers are reports about attractive alternatives overseas (in Europe, Asia, and Latin America) where people are friendly, crime is almost non-existent, the health care is excellent, and the prices for everything from homes to groceries to doctors' visits would make you think it's 1953 again.
 

That's not really "breaking news," I suppose. But it IS the reality in the places around the world I'd like to show you. Places where you can take that dream you've always had about an open-air home right on the beach...or a hillside retreat tucked into a vineyard...or a cosmopolitan pied-a-terre in vibrant city... ...and you can make it your reality on as little as $1233 a month. (Slash that to $694 a month if you'll own your own home and won't have to pay rent.) No kidding.

That's what this "Retirement Revolution" is all about...It's for forward-thinking souls like you who are looking for an alternative to what we traditionally think of as "retirement."

That's what this "Retirement Revolution" is all about...

It's for forward-thinking souls like you who are looking for an alternative to what we traditionally think of as "retirement."

It's for people who are ready to enrich their lives, to find new and interesting ways to spend their days...to discover, explore, grow...

And to live well on a fraction of what it would cost at home. I'd like to help you do exactly that. First though, let me introduce myself.

My name is Kathleen Peddicord. I've been covering the live and invest overseas beat for 25 years, writing, editing, and publishing magazines, newsletters, books, and reports devoted to retiring well and investing for profit abroad. I'm from Baltimore, Maryland, originally. But for the last dozen years, I've lived overseas with my husband and two children -- in Ireland, then Paris, and now Panama.

I've traveled to more than 50 countries, invested in real estate in 17, established businesses in 7, and renovated properties in 6.

And over the years, I've fostered a truly far-flung network of globally minded colleagues and friends -- people who, like me, are living, investing, and doing business in good-value destinations all around the world.
So when a reporter at the New York Times or Money magazine wants to write a story about the best international destinations for affordable retirement, they call me. I'm a contributor to ABC radio's Expat Show and I've been a guest on Good Morning America. When the AARP is looking for an authority on overseas retirement, I'm the person they talk to, and when Penguin Books decided it wanted to launch a line of "How To Retire Overseas" titles last year, I'm the one they called.

I guess it's fair to say I'm an "expert" in where to retire overseas. And I seem to have a nose for the next, great, up-and-coming retirement hot spot.

More than 20 years ago now, I was among the very first retirement advisors to recommend places like San Jose, Costa Rica...San Miguel de Allende, Mexico...and Ambergris Caye, Belize...

That was well before the rest of the world caught on to those good-value, welcoming, warm-weather destinations.

And while today those places are well-discovered -- and not nearly as affordable as they once where -- the idea of living well for less is just as appealing now as it ever was.

Given the current economic climate...it might even be more appealing!

Yet as word gets out about a place and it becomes more "mainstream," people go in greater and greater numbers. Demand increases for properties to rent and to own. And as the market heats up, so do prices. The best values eventually fade.

But it's just like what happens in big cities around the world where neighborhoods get gentrified and prices rise...then the artists and young hipsters and, increasingly, retirees migrate toward new "frontier" neighborhoods...

Well it's the same idea with retirement "frontiers" overseas. There's always some community ripe for discovery. Some hidden gem where you can enjoy an incredible quality of life for next to nothing.

I make it my mission to know where those places are.

And I've just collected my current favorite finds in a SPECIAL REPORT I'd like to send you -- absolutely free... It's called Where to Go Overseas: The Six Best-Value Destinations for Living and Investing in the World Today (retail price: $29).

In it you'll learn about the smartest places to focus your attention right now. Destinations where you can...

• Own your own vineyard -- five-acres of vines to go with your 2,500-square-foot, three-bedroom home with a swimming pool -- all for just $100,000. And in a place where you can have a full-time housekeeper for $350 a month...or enjoy a gourmet meal with fine wines, coffee, and dessert for less than $12 a person...
   
• Live a chic "European" lifestyle in a cosmopolitan city where the wines are excellent...café culture is alive-and-well...and in a stylish neighborhood filled with boutiques and restaurants you can own a small pied-a-terre for a mere $69,500...
   
• Enjoy clean, sapphire waters...sandy shores...and picturesque harbors dotted with yachts...This coastal enclave looks and feels like the Cote d'Azur, only you can live here for about half as much as it would cost you in the South of France...
   
• Relax with a gorgeous ocean sunset view in a place that's safe, affordable, charming, and tax-friendly. Here $250 a month will pay for a live-in maid...you can rent a three-bedroom home for $600...or own a luxury two-bedroom apartment overlooking a curved expanse of sand for just $86,500. (Plus farther along the coast, a new "hot spot" is just warming up...and you could buy the land to build your dream home on for as little as $.20 a square foot. Yes, that's 20 cents.)
   
• Invest for profit in a Latin American country not dependent on the U.S. economy. This nation is probably on your radar screen already -- certain regions of it, anyway. But I've uncovered a pocket of opportunity nobody's talking about. What it means for you is that while in one popular mountain enclave land sells today for around $4 a square foot...in the nearby community I like (which is, arguably, prettier)...you can still own for less than $1 a square foot.
   
• Live like a prince on a poverty-wage pension in "the cultured pearl of the orient." For retirees on a fixed income, this retreat is one of the most affordable destinations in Asia today. In one corner I like, beautiful botanic gardens meet the lovely curves and bright colors of the colonial architecture. It has style. It's friendly. And dinner in a nice restaurant? Less than $10.

Where to Go Overseas: The Six Best-Value Destinations for Living and Investing in the World Today is yours -- at no charge -- simply for taking a look at a brand new, and entirely unique, retirement-intelligence service called the Overseas Retirement Letter. The Overseas Retirement Letter is not a glossy magazine. It's an intelligence service.

A detailed, down-and-dirty, tell-it-like-it-is, get-there-first report from the real world about the best communities for good-value living and investing all over the planet.

I don't sugar-coat any place. That sort of "it's the perfect paradise" language doesn't do you any favors if you're seriously thinking about moving and investing overseas.

I know that. And so do you.

No place is perfect. And in the Overseas Retirement Letter I won't tell you it is.

But I will give you an honest, measured assessment of each destination we feature. And tell you not only what it has to recommend it. But what the drawbacks and potential pitfalls are, too.

I've been in this business for more than two decades. I know the questions to ask. I know the risks you'll want to avoid. And I'll get them on your radar screen.

That way you can decide for yourself whether a place is worth investigating firsthand...or not. After all, what's important to you isn't necessarily what's important to the next guy. Everybody's situation is different.

Take me, for instance. I'm still young. In good health. And I've got a 9-year-old son. The accessibility and cost of long-term medical care isn't my top, personal priority when I consider overseas destinations for my own family.

Right now I'm more concerned about where, in what language, and how well my little guy will be educated. Plus I want to be near an airport since I travel all the time...

But that might not be what keeps you up at night...

Maybe you're more worried about how close by, how sophisticated, and how affordable a doctor's care is...

• I can tell you about one place I like where many doctors are U.S.-trained...prescriptions typically cost 50% what they do in the States...an overnight stay in a private hospital room will run you less than $40...and you can have your teeth cleaned for less than $30. Full-coverage medical insurance? About $120 a year.

Or maybe what you really dream about is being able to walk barefoot every day on the soft sand of a palm-lined beach...yet you still want to be an easy hop from home so you can get back for your grandchildren's birthdays.

• In one of my favorite Caribbean islands, the beaches are every bit as white and soft as those of the U.S. Virgin Islands or the Bahamas. But properties are a fraction the price. $89,000 will buy you a one-bedroom apartment with a vast veranda in an exclusive complex lush with flowers, close to the beach. And from here you can fly direct to the States on discount carriers like Spirit Air and Jet Blue.

Perhaps you'd prefer a place where there's spring-like weather year-round, a small and friendly community, and ample opportunity for you to put your life experience and your interests to good use locally...

• In one place I can think of that fits that bill...the weather is cool so you need no air conditioning. The land is lush with orchids. The hills rise to forests where clear rivers run and waterfalls tumble. And here you could buy a lot and build a tidy house for less than $150,000.

Your good-value escape exists. With the Overseas Retirement Letter I'll help you find it. Quickly and easily. It'll save you time, trouble, and money, too.

(Just think about it: If you decided to traipse to every destination that could possibly make sense for you, you'd spend thousands of dollars a month in travel expenses alone. You'd be at it for years. And there's no telling if you'd get the straight story, either.)

With the Overseas Retirement Letter I and my seasoned team of experts and expats will do all the important legwork for you.

Every month, you'll get an honest and comprehensive assessment about a place worth retiring to today (or maybe investing in now and living in ten years from now) -- including both the pros and cons.

You'll get proven recommendations for everything from health insurance to mortgages to keeping in touch from afar.

And timely ideas about ways you can protect and grow your nest egg overseas. I'll also bring you stories in the Overseas Retirement Letter directly from folks who have already done what you're thinking about doing.

People who have traded an uncertain quality of life at home for a new, more affordable adventure overseas.

People like Jay and Kathy Snyder, for instance. For 40 years, they owned a successful inn in rural Vermont, a sprawling, red, 1810 farmhouse with 18 guest rooms.

They were ready to retire. But not to sit and do nothing. They wanted to work less. Enjoy more.

Only they could see -- even with the sale of the inn -- that they wouldn't be able to sustain the comfortable lifestyle they'd always envisioned for themselves in retirement.

They weren't looking for jet-set extravagance. But they did want the freedom to travel, to eat out, to relax, to not worry about health-care expenses bankrupting them.

So they began to look beyond our borders...to places where they could "retire rich" on a middle-class budget.

They landed in Granada, Nicaragua...a vibrant, colonial-era town with cobbled streets and colorful homes. (Not unlike those now well-discovered havens of San Miguel de Allende in Mexico or Antigua in Guatemala.)

Now, here's where their story gets interesting. They could have simply bought a colonial-era villa and renovated it, just as other "retirees" from the States, Canada, Spain, France, and elsewhere have done.

But instead, they bought an empty lot in the center of town and on it built a beautiful community of nine condominiums that fit in perfectly with the surroundings.

They're selling them to other "overseas retirees" who, like them, are looking for a better lifestyle in a welcoming, good-value destination.

In essence, Jay and Kathy are building their own mini-community of like-minded folks ready to trade recession-era skimping for the affordable comforts they can enjoy overseas.

Already they've recouped their investment -- even though they have a handful of units still to sell. (Those will produce pure profit.) And today they divide their time as they like between the States and Nicaragua.
When they're at their place in Granada, they have their choice of excellent restaurants -- Spanish, German, and Italian among them -- where the two can eat dinner, including wine and dessert, for $20 or less. See a first-run movie for $3. They can take care of their annual physicals with an American-trained doctor for just $30 or have their teeth cleaned for just $17.

When I asked Jay about whether they'd do it all over again, he told me: "It's been one of the most satisfying experiences of my life." He said...

"I don't have a solution to the problems facing Americans right now. It's too frustrating to contemplate. I do feel, though, I've found an alternative that works for me and that could work for many, many others, as well.

"It's tempting to continue living the way you've been living. It's easy...and it can be very frightening to think about creating a whole new life for yourself in a foreign place.

"But that fear can keep us from acting on chances for fun, for adventure, and for possible profit.

"All I can tell you now is that I'm thrilled...it has been one of the most satisfying experiences of my life."

I include stories like Jay and Kathy's in the Overseas Retirement Letter for two reasons:

1) It's important to remember that real people like you -- school teachers, dentists, accountants, attorneys, consultants, office managers, doctors, sales reps, small business owners -- are already doing what you're thinking about. And doing it successfully.

Because I promise you: You'll have family and friends who think you've lost your marbles. I know mine did!

But the truth is: A whopping 441,000 people already receive their Social Security checks at an address abroad. And the real numbers of people living well and enjoying life overseas -- at least part of the year -- is likely much higher. (Some, like me, aren't of "retirement age." And others simply have their Social Security checks direct-deposited at home.)

So I like stories like Jay and Kathy's because they can open your eyes to possibilities you might never have even thought about before.

And the world is full of inspiring, life-improving, money-saving, and money-making possibilities. In the Overseas Retirement Letter, I'll bring them to you.

2) Plus there's nothing more welcome when you're starting out in a new place than a little "been there, done that" advice. And that's exactly what the Overseas Retirement Letter delivers each month.
 

It plugs you in to my vast network of contacts -- both the "experts" and the "regular folks" -- in the best-value destinations all over the world. So you'll have somebody you can email with a question...a contact who can spare you all kinds of frustration, wasted time, and unnecessary expense. In fact, that kind of on-the-ground intelligence is so invaluable, that I've created an entire volume to tell you the most important things you need to know before, during, and after a move.

The world is full of inspiring, life-improving, money-saving, and money-making possibilities. In the Overseas Retirement Letter, I'll bring them to you.

You'll find the advice in it useful whether you're looking for a full-time retirement haven...a refuge you can escape to a few weeks or months a year...a sanctuary where you could invest in now and keep to use later in life...or a straightforward way to park some cash in a positive-trending market well outside the U.S. It's called Join the Retirement Revolution: 101 Tips for Retiring Happy and Living Well Overseas (retail price: $29).

And when you agree to test-drive the Overseas Retirement Letter today, I'll send you this SECOND SPECIAL REPORT -- also FREE.

In it you'll find...

• Your U.S. health insurance isn't likely to serve you overseas. But I'll give you seven reliable recommendations for international health insurance that won't break the bank.
  
  
• The cheapest, easiest, most reliable way to keep in touch with friends and family back home. And the two $10 investments that will ease this process considerably.
  
  
• Eleven thought-provoking guidelines to consider when you're choosing a new home...from what to think about your "gut feeling"...to the questions you'll want to ask about your visa and residency options...
  
  
• You may be covered already for international evacuation insurance...and not realize it. I'll tell you who to call to find out. This could save you hundreds, even thousands of dollars.
  
  
• Three reliable resources for finding helpful expatriates who already live in the places you're considering...folks who've said they're willing to answer your questions and share their own experiences and advice.
  
  
• Why it makes smart sense to keep a "virtual" address back at home (whether that's the U.S., Canada, or elsewhere) ...and how to get one. It's not complicated at all. In fact, you can arrange the whole thing with a five-minute phone call.
  
  
• What to do about insurance while you travel...and why you need to make sure you do it...before you leave home. Forget this and you could pay dearly.
  
  
• How to use your new home overseas to lighten your tax burden...
  
  
• A critical question to ask before you become a renter...neglect this and you could find yourself with a big bill you hadn't counted on.
  
  
• Two "live overseas" costs many people neglect to calculate. Save yourself the surprise invoice...and find out what they are.
  
  
• The most time-saving and cost-effective way to get cash when you're overseas.
  
  
• Why focusing on your assets -- and not your income -- can help provide you a sense of confidence and control as you start "anew" overseas. Find out the formula for doing it -- something you won't find anyplace else -- and get some instant peace of mind.
   
  
• No matter where in the world you settle, this one $21.60 expenditure can save you not only hundreds of dollars when you're on the ground...but days (if not weeks) worth of bureaucratic hassle.
  
  
• How to organize your belongings for a move. You'll be amazed at how the right pre-planning can make everything run like clockwork.
  
  
• A critical "box to check" before you enroll your child in a school overseas. Take this precaution, and your kids will be thanking you all the way to college!
  
  
• Many countries require health certification for your pet, even quarantine in some places. But there's a reliable resource that lays out for you which countries require what. Know the rules, and you'll be sure to have your pet home with you with the least amount of fuss.
  
  
• When it comes to buying real estate overseas, know this one simple key to having more bargaining power than the seller does... and you'll have the upper hand.
  
  
• It might look like a regular, first world bathroom to you (just like at home). But don't be shocked if one critical thing is missing. You won't know if you don't know to check. I'll tell you the two-second test...
  
  
• Plus 83 more real-world tips to save you time, money, and frustration overseas and ensure your transition abroad is smooth and enjoyable...

Retiring overseas opens up a whole world of opportunity for you. A world full of excitement...meaning...interest...and adventure...

A world where you can live like a movie star on a school teacher's budget...and take advantage of investment opportunities that just don't exist at home...

In each issue of the Overseas Retirement Letter, you'll learn about extraordinary possibilities like...

• Ways you can cultivate a portable trade...and fund your new life overseas in a few hours a day from your beachfront deck...or the den in your mountaintop chalet...or the front verandah of your vineyard estate...
  
  
• "Opportunity Hot Spots" to watch around the world...where changes in infrastructure, or government incentives, or economic circumstances, or global trends are creating smart investment opportunities for the people who notice. I'm paying attention so you don't have to. And I'll make sure you know when the stars are aligned for early-in investors.
  
  Right now, for instance, I've got my eye on the northeastern coast of the Dominican Republic. Trump's got Cap Cana, in the east, in his sights. But I believe the north will boom on Cap Cana's coattails...and in the Overseas Retirement Letter I'll show you how you can position yourself for profit...
  
  
• Extraordinary communities for good-value living all over the planet...places you simply won't read about anywhere else.
  
  I have one in mind. It's a seaside town in Uruguay with a high-end, Bohemian feel to it. It's clean, well-maintained, safe. You can dine at local, waterfront seafood restaurants or choose Italian or sushi. You can even get high tea in the afternoon. The galleries and boutiques will satisfy the shopper in you. Yet for all its great attributes, you can still buy a home there for between $50,000 and $150,000...
  
  
• How much money you really need for an overseas retirement...and how to invest and spend along the way.

You can go to Yahoo's finance site and others like it on the web, and they'll help you -- in a very generic way -- calculate things like "if x and if y...then this is how much money you'll have when you're 90."
But I realize your questions about funding a retirement overseas aren't generic at all. So you'll find in the Overseas Retirement Letter a much more specific and personalized approach.

We'll talk about preserving your financial health abroad...and about how to find and take best advantage of profit opportunities overseas that the folks back home just don't see. You'll find all that -- and much more -- every month in the Overseas Retirement Letter.

You know, if you paid a financial advisor $1 a day ($365 over the course of a year) to get the kind of up-to-the-minute, on-the-ground advice and insider guidance you'll find in the Overseas Retirement Letter, that investment would be worth every penny...and then some.

I mean, just think about it: $365 for somebody to show you where to go and how to structure your life so that you could have things like a home on a palm-lined beach with a full-time maid and cook, a gardener...enough leftover income to dine out and go to the movies...plenty on hand to spend on travel and extras. And the whole lifestyle yours -- free-and-clear -- on less than $20,000 a year...

But you don't have to pay anywhere near $365 to receive a whole year's worth of exactly that kind of life-changing intelligence.

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The truth of the matter is that unless you're sponsored by and have a formal guarantee of employment from a local firm, you aren't going to "get a job" in a country where you don't hold a passport.

But that doesn't mean you can't earn an income...and fund a lifestyle you'd only dare dream about at home. In this Special Report I'll show you...

• How to get paid to see the world...and turn an interest in meeting new people and exploring new places into paid-for travel all over the planet. You can easily cash in on your experiences in your new home overseas... and get paid to tell people about what you've discovered. (Just like I have for the last two decades...)
  
  
• Seven easy steps for turning snapshots of everything from your kids to a kitchen tablecloth into fast, fun, easy cash. With a digital camera (even a point-and-shoot will do), you can do this from anywhere in the world...
  
  
• A handful of countries, intent on both attracting tourists and encouraging small-businesses, offer amazing incentives for entrepreneurial folks willing to cater to visitors. I'll show you one easy way to cash in on giveaways like no income tax for ten years...or no real estate tax for 20. And don't worry: I'm not suggesting you open a dive shop or build a spa. This is something you can do right from home.
  
  
• And more easy, no-experience-necessary secrets to funding your dream life overseas...

Because I know that if you're interested in living overseas, chances are you like to travel...I've created a fourth SPECIAL REPORT I'd like to send you...

• SPECIAL REPORT # 4: Travel Tricks for 2010: How to Travel Better but Pay Less (retail price $19). Yours free when you agree to take a risk-free look at the Overseas Retirement Letter within the next seven days.
  

With airlines the world over trimming their flight schedules and increasing their surcharges, travel is becoming ever-more challenging. Long gone are the days of being pampered en route. In fact, I just read that one airline has taken potable water off its flights. Yikes.

But travel doesn't have to be so grim. If you know the right strategies, you can still make your travel dollars stretch...and guarantee not just comfortable, but wonderfully rich travel experiences, no matter where in the world your heart takes you...

• How to choose a credit card that rewards you in airline miles... and whether or not it's worth your while to even have one.
  
  
• How to shave off half the cost of a plane ticket (maybe more)...avoid the security lines...and travel in real style (think: champagne served)...and no, I'm not suggesting you take the train...
  
  
• How to find five-star deals at three-star prices...with one quick Internet search...
  
  
• And lots more easy-to-do tips to transform the way you experience the world...
  

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