Fees

Baht figures, said before a date is held

Most households ask first about the six-week Household Pre-Retirement Review. The shorter sittings have their own fees because they are complete pieces of work, not samples of the review. Nothing on this page is a subscription. You pay for the sitting you book, by transfer, before it begins. There is no card desk in the room.

Sitting Fee What the baht covers
Household Pre-Retirement Review 12,800 THB Four sittings over six weeks, the written summary, and one follow-up within thirty days if a late statement changes a line. A holding sum of 2,000 THB can reserve the first date and counts toward the 12,800.
Cash Ledger Sitting 2,400 THB About ninety minutes and one page that separates an ordinary stretch from a thin stretch.
Retirement Income Sketch 3,600 THB About three and a half hours and a one-page sketch of later income, with assumptions in the margin.
Yearly Household Check-in 3,200 THB About seventy-five minutes comparing last year’s page with the paper that changed. Only for households who already hold a review or a sketch from this room.

When the figure moves

Two earners are inside the review fee. A third earner, or a second business with its own day-book, is added as a cash-ledger sitting at 2,400 THB. A home sitting inside Amphoe Su-ngai Kolok carries no travel charge. A home sitting farther out in Narathiwat is quoted in writing before anyone travels. A second language on the written summary, when you ask for both Thai and English, adds 600 THB because Laila prepares the page twice.

How the transfer works

After you write, we reply within two working days with the fee for the sitting you named and the bank details. The date is held when the transfer arrives. If you are booking the review, the 2,000 THB holding sum is enough to hold the first date; the balance is due before that sitting. Prices are in Thai baht and are confirmed in the reply, not by a checkout on this site.

Returns of fees, missed hours, and date changes are set out on the fee returns page.

Ask for a written fee