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    Re: A question for retirees

    Quote Originally Posted by joe552
    So where would be your alternative?
    The alternative for me might not be the same for you as everyone's needs and situation is different.
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    Re: A question for retirees

    If only Colombia was a good place to retire, those bois are so hot there. I've seen many twinks on Chaterbate that give Thai twinks a run for their money.

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    Re: A question for retirees

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    I am still better off - and will continue to be so - than if I had rented for so many years.
    So the money you spent buying the condo has no opportunity cost and the exchange rate between the Thai baht and your home currency has remained the same? You bought after 1997 I assume.

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    Re: A question for retirees

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    Quote Originally Posted by fountainhall
    You bought after 1997 I assume.
    You assume correctly. Under similar circumstances, I would do exactly the same.

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    Re: A question for retirees

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    Quote Originally Posted by fountainhall
    You bought after 1997 I assume.
    You assume correctly. Under similar circumstances, I would do exactly the same.
    And the opportunity cost?

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    Re: A question for retirees

    ive considered living/retiring in neighbouring countries to thailand due to the hiking costs of thailand now, then visiting thailand at weekends or the odd week here & there
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    Re: A question for retirees

    As I've mentioned before, my older brother lives quite happily on his Irish state pension in Sihanoukville. It wouldn't be where I'd choose to retire (only been twice, but not impressed). But it's certainly possible to live cheaply in Asia, maybe just not in Thailand?
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    Re: A question for retirees

    Quote Originally Posted by joe552
    As I've mentioned before, my older brother lives quite happily on his Irish state pension in Sihanoukville. It wouldn't be where I'd choose to retire (only been twice, but not impressed). But it's certainly possible to live cheaply in Asia, maybe just not in Thailand?
    You might want to spend sometime in Phnom Penh it certainly would be on my list.
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    I've spent a few days at a time in Phnom Penh and really liked it. Not sure if I could live there permanently.
    Hitchhiking's more of a challenge on the road less travelled.

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    Re: A question for retirees

    For the last 10 years i have been dreaming of retiring to LOS .
    But now i find myself within a few months of being able to, my preferences have changed completely .
    The good old UK, doesn`t seem so bad to me now , and i actualy like the changing seasons, and the bearable temperatures.
    So personaly, i think i will stay where i am, and try to spend the coldest british months, in LOS. .
    (I Suppose it helps that the years have lowered my libido considerably ..lol )

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