Su-ngai Kolok · since 2014
The years of wages still left on the table
Aware Latticeway Financial Planning keeps a planning room in Tambon Pasemat for households who can already name the season when a salary, a teaching post, or a shop’s regular takings will stop. The work is a series of sittings: papers on the wood, a written timeline in baht, and a list of what still has to be asked of a pension office or a cooperative.
Request a household review6°01′ N · 101°58′ E
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What comes out of the cupboard
A sitting starts with the papers a household already keeps, not with a catalogue of products. These are the ones that change the page.
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The newest pay slip, or the shop day-book
A border shop’s fat week and thin week both belong here. An average month that nobody has lived is left aside.
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Provident-fund or cooperative pages
The current statement, plus any loan deducted before the salary reaches the bank.
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A Government Pension Fund booklet
For civil servants, the recorded amount and the year you are actually willing to plan around.
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The parent line
Money sent to a mother, a father, or a sibling who buys the rice, written as its own figure.
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School fees, rent, and rent you receive
The months those amounts move, including a small house let to someone else.
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Six weeks for the household review
The flagship sitting is the Household Pre-Retirement Review. Four meetings of about ninety minutes, spread over six weeks, for a household that expects the main earned income to stop in roughly eight to fifteen years. You leave with a timeline, two cash pictures, and a retirement-income sketch whose assumptions are written in the margin.
The engagement fee is 12,800 THB, said before a date is held. Naree Limsakul sits with you in the planning room. One of the four meetings can be held at home inside Amphoe Su-ngai Kolok.
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Shorter sittings when the full review can wait
Cash Ledger Sitting
One sitting for households who need the month written down before they talk about the years ahead.
Retirement Income Sketch
A half day with the booklets, for households who already know their monthly spending and want the later income written down.
Yearly Household Check-in
A return visit for households already on the books, when a parent moves in, a shop slows, or the employment date shifts.
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From a teacher’s margin
She came with three years of pay slips and left the older ones in the cupboard after the first hour. The line she still checks is the school-fee month, which had been hiding inside the word food.
That note is from a secondary-school household in Su-ngai Kolok. Longer accounts, including one husband who left a sitting impatient, are kept on the client notes page.
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From the journal
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3 August 2026
Parent support and your own later years, on one pageA household in Su-ngai Kolok that sends money to a parent every month needs that promise written beside the pension line, not hidden inside food.
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18 May 2026
What a teacher puts in the cloth bag the night beforeThe evening before a first sitting is mostly about finding papers, not about deciding the year you will stop teaching.
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9 February 2026
How to read a provident-fund statement before you leave the employerThe statement is a record of what the fund currently holds, and of the condition attached to leaving. Both belong on the household page.
VI · The room
Tambon Pasemat, by appointment
Sittings are held Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 16:30, except Thai public holidays. The first date is agreed in writing after you say which sitting you want.