US Remote Workers Abroad Say Rising Costs Keep Them from Returning Home

3 articles · Updated · Techloy · Apr 20

A growing number of American remote workers living abroad say they can't afford to return to the US due to high living and healthcare costs.
Many digital nomads enjoy a higher standard of living overseas, citing affordable healthcare and lower expenses compared to major US cities.
Experts warn this lifestyle can create retirement and tax challenges, leaving some without sufficient savings to return home or retire comfortably.

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