Friend With Mental Health Issues Asked Me For Help - But I am Clueless What To Do
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Leaving an inheritance to my Thai GIRLFRIEND.
Wow, I've read the majority of responses and I would advise do NOT but much value in the info. None of the replies have been from Executors of a friend/associate who has passed in Thailand? Where are the responses about information that Lawyers provided, (People who actually complete this process) on a regular basis? I have read some decent advice. I would counter with how has your girlfriend/partner managed any larger sums of money you gifted them? My fear is the money that could potentially help, benefit others and her family, would be wasted foolishly in a short time. I'm just beginning to look into the possibility of setting up an investment account, maybe some type of trust, that pays X% every X amount of time. I believe the benefits are greater for everyone and the risk of it being foolishly wasted in a short time frame would be reduced substantially. Don't mean to be harsh with the early comments but I believe the potential value of benefit of transferring an amount of money that would take most Thais Years to earn needs a solid, detailed, low risk strategy and plan. -
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Report Fed-Up Nottingham Dad Moves Family to Thailand for New Life
I think their decision to homeschool their children is a good idea. The international schools in Thailand are SO expensive. The various refundable and non-refundable deposits are a financial killer. The Sarasas bilingual schools certainly used to be affordable.
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