Puerto Rico News » Florida News Puerto Rico » Florida » Finance: Puerto Rico or Florida: Where a $500,000 Retirement Actually Lasts Longer
Puerto Rico keeps showing up on retirement forums as the obvious tax haven, but the math behind that claim depends on which income sources you actually have and which rules you assume apply to them.
News Puerto Rico » Florida » Finance: Puerto Rico Financial Services Forum Returns as a Premier Caribbean Gathering for Banking and Insurance Leaders
The Puerto Rico Financial Services Forum is hosted by the Puerto Rico International Insurers Association (PRIIA) and the Puerto Rico International Banks Association (PRIBA). Now in its sixth edition, ...
News Puerto Rico » Florida » Finance: Puerto Rico organizations name new executives, leaders
Banesco USA, Multinational Life Insurance Company, Ponce Health Sciences University, the Puerto Rico CPA Society and Professional Account Management announced leadership appointments.
News Puerto Rico » Florida » Finance: The Hidden Costs of Retiring to Puerto Rico Nobody Mentions Until You Move There
The Act 60 tax break that makes Puerto Rico retirement look so attractive on paper applies to far less of a typical retiree's income than the pitch suggests, and that gap is just one of several budget ...
News Puerto Rico » Florida » Finance: The Fintech Landscape of Puerto Rico in 2026
The following is an overview of the fintech ecosystem and its relation to wider economic development of Puerto Rico in 2026.
News Puerto Rico » Florida » Finance: Could You Retire Better In Puerto Vallarta or Florida With $500,000?
Puerto Vallarta costs between $2,800 and $3,200 monthly, leaving real margin on a $3,870 income, while the same budget in Florida barely covers basics. Cutting $20,000 in annual spending replicates ...
News Puerto Rico » Florida » Finance: Financial speculators see big opportunities in Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico’s recent tourism boom is often presented as a story of recovery from a two-decade-long economic and fiscal crisis. Accordingly, after years marked by austerity, hurricanes, and the ...