For Retirees & FIRE

Your $3K/mo pension is "tight."
In Chiang Mai, it's luxury.

The average American retiree gets $1,907/mo from Social Security. In 50+ countries, that's enough for a genuinely comfortable life — with private healthcare included. SortaRich shows you where your retirement income makes you actually rich.

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Stretch Your Savings 2-5x

Your 401(k) withdrawal or pension goes dramatically further in dozens of countries. See exact purchasing power multipliers — not vague "it's cheap" claims.

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Healthcare Reality Check

Private health insurance for retirees in Thailand: ~$150/mo. In the US: $1,500+. We compare quality-adjusted healthcare costs country by country.

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Retirement Visa Navigator

Panama's Pensionado, Portugal's D7, Thailand's Retirement Visa — each has different income requirements. We match your situation to available options.

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FIRE Number Calculator

Pursuing early retirement? See how relocating abroad changes your FIRE number. $1M in the US might equal $400K in Portugal for the same lifestyle.

$3,000/mo — From "Tight" to "Loaded"

What does $3,000/mo actually get you?

Phoenix, AZ
Tight budget, shared medical costs
$3,000
Algarve, Portugal
Beachside apartment, EU healthcare
$4,800
Chiang Mai, Thailand
Private pool villa, full-time help
$8,400
Medellín, Colombia
Spring weather year-round, modern hospitals
$7,600

Purchasing power equivalents based on World Bank PPP data, extrapolated with IMF inflation forecasts.

Pricing That Won't Make You Poor

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