Invest your money and keep it back in your country of origin *80%... calculate a monthly draw to age ninety including a conservative (3-5%) interest rate (50yrs old, a 40yr draw) ... by the time your 90 you won't care about the money anymore and your filipino relatives will probably take care of you beyond that if you were good to them - hahaha ... your draw is what you factor as your living salary and will define how you live in context to where your at ... 5%, buy a small "pre-owned" apartment/condo in the Phil's (in mid-sized city with things to do) and rent it out (till you have personal need for it) ... In a more province based location, 10% goes to shared deed based property with your spouse in the Phil's, and the other 5% goes to small "diversified" businesses (trikes, small fishing boats, agriculture/livestock - to family or community members for a cut of the product - for personal use or for sale) local to your family. Keep the small businesses related to basic needs such as (Transportation and Food)... thinking sustainability as opposed to profit. Expect and learn from the idea that some of your small business ideas will fail, be stolen, or driven away by local political 'corruption' (something seldom factored in by expats), and simply remember your 'real' income comes from your investment stipend from abroad.
If when figured that your investments abroad can't support this model, then you probably haven't saved enough yet to move to the Phil's.