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Moldoteck ◴[26 Aug 23 10:31 UTC] No.37271469[source]▶

Regardless of what you think, in the best path is being an eu citizen, work in us(some high paying job like IT) for 5-10 years, return in eu with huge cash, buy a home, work some more chill years for minimal pension and happily retire. Eu is nice to retire if you are eu citizen and have enough cash(by either working some years in us or remotely for us conpanies but a bit less pay)

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1. GaryNumanVevo ◴[26 Aug 23 19:31 UTC] No.37276060[source]▶

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This is currently what my wife and I are doing. We're both American citizens, but we're 2 years from naturalization in the Netherlands. Through rental properties we've invested in here we're super close to FIRE. I took all my FAANG bucks and invested here, I'm literally just working my job to get naturalization + partial pension

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