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Plan your life in Thailand
Explore a retirement projection using your spending, pension, savings and return assumptions, with inflation, healthcare and currency stress scenarios.
$1 = ฿33.880 · Bank of Thailand via Frankfurter (daily reference) · 2026-11-13
Use your affordability budget as a starting point. Split healthcare and health insurance out of other spending so they are not counted twice. Income inputs are amounts available after tax at retirement, then held constant in nominal THB. Savings grow before retirement without additional contributions; this model does not support phased retirement or delayed benefit starts.
Complete all fields within their limits. Returns: −50% to 50%; inflation: 0% to 30%; FX shock: 0% to 90%; healthcare stress: 0–30 points.
General and healthcare spending inflate separately from today, including years before retirement. The desired end balance inflates at the general rate. Income begins at retirement and is fixed nominally. Annual net spending is taken before annual returns; income surpluses are invested. The nest egg is calculated backward from the desired end balance and cannot use future income to fund an earlier shortfall. FX stress is an immediate, permanent haircut to all savings and income, not a live conversion. Healthcare stress adds inflation points, not a one-off bill. Taxes, benefit eligibility, changing exchange rates and uncertain returns are not modelled.