Having contemplated life and things whilst in lockdown for several weeks, I'm considering the option of taking early retirement.
Juggling around the figures, pensions & other things, I think we could possibly afford to retire next April (I'll be 56) and have an income of around €18500 per year between the two of us.
[color=#4d5156][font=arial, sans-serif]Looking at outgoings I think we could afford to live in the house we are in the

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Can someone give me average price of beds out there please . superking with memory here are about £750 on average .I know Ikeas there but bed shops for change of styles just trying to compare thanks

The Cabildo will be selling fruit trees at reduced cost fro 4 April at Pozo Negro: 
https://noticiasfuerteventura.com/fuerte..._PImjewOR0
A Google translation:

The Cabildo de Fuerteventura starts on April 4 the campaign for the sale of fruit trees at a reduced cost, which is aimed at the general public to promote local agriculture and the beautification of the

Radio Sintonia:

Fuerteventura requires the State and the regional government to cover the extra costs of water desalination on the island.

[font=Roboto, sans-serif][size=small][color=#222222][font=Verdana, BlinkMacSystemFont, -apple-system,]The Plenary Session [color=#fe040e]of the Cabildo of Fuerteventura has approved today, Fr

Noticias:

The constant rise in the shopping basket hits Majorero families hard.

Fresh fruit, eggs or potatoes: these are the products that are becoming more and more expensive on the island


The numbers are clear, the situation of the shopping basket is becoming a nightmare for the people of the Canary Islands and especially for the inhabitants of Fuerteventura where prices go through the double filter of insularity and double insularity.



The inflationary blow, together with th

Petroprix, Spain’s leading independent operator of automated petrol stations, has opened its first station in Fuerteventura, increasing its growing presence across the Canary Islands.

With this latest site, Petroprix now operates 13 stations in the archipelago, with stations already established in Tenerife and Gran Canaria. This is the company’s first move into Fuerteventura, where the fuel market has traditionally been dominated by larger companies and where independent stations have so