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Anonymous09/18/25, 16:58No.2824925
What country would be the best option for me?
I have $2,000 USD in passive income from bonds for the next 25 years.
I currently live in Belgium, where rent costs $1,700 USD a month.
I’m tired of living in such an expensive city.
My first option would be Chile, since I know basic Spanish.
What are your thoughts on Chile in terms of accommodation, food, and safety?
An honorable mention is Kazakhstan, although I can’t read Cyrillic.
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Anon09/18/25, 18:14No.2824942
>What are your thoughts on Chile in terms of
>accommodation
expensive
>food
shit
>safety?
only slightly better than most of latin america and worse than argentina/uruguay. don't fall for the "chile is a developed country" meme, they're just nigger rich because they have a lot of copper
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Anon09/18/25, 20:13No.2824979
Why not move to some small town in Spain? You have EU citizenship, speak Spanish, it's cheap and you are only a short flight away
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Anon09/18/25, 20:18No.2824980
Alright bros give me the easiest way to achieve 1000 usd in passive income, what kind of savings do I need
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Anon09/18/25, 22:08No.2825029
You would be living poor in Chile. Go to Laos.
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Anon09/28/25, 22:31No.2828227
>My first option would be Chile, since I know basic Spanish.
Then why not go to some rural area in Spain?
Still EU and not exactly 3rd world.
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Anon09/29/25, 00:02No.2828245
>passive income from bonds
>from bonds...wtf?
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Anon09/29/25, 00:23No.2828248
the first thing you should do is buy property not rely on bond income to pay your rent. who's to say that it's even going to keep up with inflation? once you buy property you'll see that your nest egg is not so big anymore but it will give you a more accurate idea of how much wealth you actually have (or how poor you really are).
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Anon09/29/25, 19:50No.2828432
>I have $2,000 USD in passive income from bonds for the next 25 years.
24,000/yr maybe you should just get a job?
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Anon10/07/25, 02:43No.2830430
I really want to rape this bitch
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Anon10/08/25, 04:28No.2830706
>bond
>presumably laddered
you're leaving fuckloads of money on the table and probably losing real purchasing power.
go balls-deep in income ETFs and withdraw as necessary then reinvest the remainder
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Anon10/08/25, 04:46No.2830709
Sexxxxxoooo with cosplay girl.