On the Way to Become A Global Retirement Haven

The Philippine Retirement Industry (PRI) or the PRI, a newly formed non-stock non-profit private counterpart of the Philippine Retirement Agency believes that affordability is one of the key issues that attract retirees to consider retiring in a specific location abroad.
These savings free up much of the retiree’s financial resources for more of life’s pleasures. For them improved quality of life and embarking on “new adventures” is now a viable option.
Declared as the flagship project by the government, the retirement industry is set to get a million retirees per annum by 2015, the care of which will employ four million Filipinos and produce $44 million annual revenues.
While all these are being done, private sectors are busy promoting and selling facilities. One of which is Mango Grove Nature Park Resort which opens its doors to Pinoys abroad who look for possible investments.
Located at the northern part of the Philippines, Mango Grove is a farm venture with resort and lodging facilities.
It provides opportunity for investors to fill out the need for infrastructures by developing Mango Grove as retirees’ village.
But investing in Mango Grove is different from other farm estates, according to its President, Mr. Jean Arandez Paguio, in the sense that it is possible for investors to earn not just from farmlot products but also from vacation house and shares of stock as well.
By April of 2007, PRI will officially announce to the whole world the opening of Philippine doors to all retirees.
Mangro Grove, as an affiliate of PRI, will be one of the retirement destinations in the country. Thus an investment therein is a sure fire asset investment. (S)