Come and live as an Expat in Chiang Mai, Thailand, a peaceful and safe environment where you are respected for your Seniority, with almost no Covid risk or restrictions. Time and good health are irreplaceable and you want to maximize the quality of your life. Remove yourself from the toxic environment that is shortening your life and retire to Chiang Mai and have fun and extend your lifespan. Let me show you how!
Imagine being safe, happy and enjoying life everyday. Your health has improved, your lifespan has been extended by years, the sun is shining and the birds are singing. You are free to do whatever you want, and go wherever you want. All this, for a lot less than you are currently paying.
Come and live as an Expat in Thailand, with an Expat family and see what it is really like ‘living the dream’ in peace and tranquility. Make sure that this dream is for you, before you take the plunge. Let us help prepare your exit strategy from your current home to make the whole process smooth and stress free as possible.
As we get on in life, every year becomes more precious. Time and good health are irreplaceable and you would want to maximize the quality of your life. Remove yourself from the toxic environment that is shortening your life and come to Chiang Mai and have fun and extend your lifespan.
‘There’s never enough time to do all the nothing you want.’
Slashed benefits, inflation, tax increases and very low interest rates are eroding your financial future and security. It is time to restructure, and start getting the ‘best bang for your buck’. Cost of living in Chiang Mai is significantly lower than you are currently paying, and the quality of life higher. Why wait longer to fix this?
No-one wants to go to a retirement home, especially in the Covid era. Why not extend your life, and be able to live independly. As we get on, our mind is willing, but our bodies are not. It is cheap and easy to get help with anything from cleaning and laundry to shopping and daytrips. Thai personal assistants are both caring, kind and beautiful while offering the additional benefit of companionship. Come and see for yourself how expats in Thailand remain independant much longer.
It’s time to have fun, which the Thai’s call ‘sanuk’ a core element of their culture. Happiness, sunshine and contentment are also core to boosing your natural immune system, and one is never too old to start enjoying yourself. Why wait any longer. Contact us now for more details.
Daniel Hannan, the well-known British politician, says Switzerland “has pretty much everything going for it: low taxes, high wages, minimal unemployment, dispersed government… direct democracy.” According to UN measures of healthcare, education, life expectancy and the like, it is the world’s third best country in which to live.
Australia’s economy has more than recovered from damage done by the pandemic. “Only five other countries can boast an economy that’s larger now than before the pandemic” says Kristian Kolding of Deloitte Access Economics.
The Group of Seven major economies have agreed to introduce a 15 per cent minimum corporate tax rate to be applied worldwide by national governments. Less is being said about seeking global agreement on the basis of implementing the tax – a more important and much more controversial issue.
Whether inflation proves to be sustainable or not, historic evidence is that in such environments, portfolios of low price-to-earnings ratios outperform, says NTAsset’s Kenneth Ng. The fund is a specialist in small/midsized Southeast Asian and Indian shares. It is confident that its holdings will deliver almost a doubling of earnings over the next three years.
The way governments have acted to deal with the pandemic has come as a shock to all of us. A big shock. They have thrown money at the problem on a scale rightly compared with that of fighting a world war, abandoned any pretence of thrift in public affairs, and ordered about their citizens like schoolchildren. With hardly any opposition.
The consensus view of the US central bank and of economists is that the coming surge in prices will be temporary and therefore not to worry about too much. Several factors support the opposing view on inflation…
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