BY ESTHER TRATTNER
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In 2018, American retirees are collecting average monthly Social Security payments of just $1,404, or a mere $16,848 for the year.
That's hardly enough to afford a decent life in America, particularly when seniors are facing out-of-pocket health care costs of more than $13,000 per year.
But what if you didn’t retire in the U.S.? The fact is that health care, housing and daily expenses cost significantly less in other countries.
We count down our picks for the cheapest — and safest — countries for retiring outside the U.S., the places where even $150,000 or less in retirement savings would be enough to live comfortably.
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