I have to step outside of my zone of comfort. Only because this is a little outside of my comfort zone. If there is anybody that's able to advise me with what's more feasible. Please reach out to me on messenger. I have less than 60 days to stay the course with my original plan. Or do I have to alternate between the two.
Here's the issue. I am all set for my retirement/move to Thailand late August, early September. The only thing I have left is to apply for my retirement. I recently rearranged my first class flight from Thailand to the Philippines. From the Philippines then to Thailand. Saving me a couple thousand dollars. Now here is my issue and why I need help. The cost of the currency exchange and how hard of a is it going to hit me. My goal is Thailand. I should consider staying in the Philippines because of the what is happening with the US dollar. I am struggling with this decision. Apologize for the lengthy post. Hopefully there is somebody with some sound advice. Thanks
TLDR : Answer Summary
The original poster is seeking advice on whether to proceed with their retirement plans in Thailand or consider staying longer in the Philippines, especially in light of concerns about currency exchange rates and costs. They mention having less than 60 days to finalize their plans and have booked a first-class flight, which raises questions about the financial implications of their choices. The comments show a mix of confusion, humor, and differing opinions about the quality of life and beaches in both countries.
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