Say you have a monthly income of between $750 – $1000 a month. I call you all Cat 2 RIPpers (Retirees In Paradise). What could a Cat 2 RIPper look forward to living in?
See my category levels and the amount of spendable monthly income HERE
There we have in the calculations in our Retirement Budget Calculator on our website for a Category 2 budget giving you about 8000 Baht to 11,000 Baht to spend every month on rent alone.
So I set out to find what housing options would be available on this level of budget.
Check out the prices of these 2 different one bedroom apartment complexes and compare it to something back home for that amount. Opps, forgot, you can’t!
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