I think you may be talking of the single-entry Tourist Visa which had 90 day validity and gives you 60 days on entry. If that is the case you could be asked for the 3 tourism entry proofs :
- proof of accommodation for at least your first few nights (hotel booking or a letter of invite from a Thai)
- proof of onward travel (international travel ticket leaving Thailand within your initial entry stamp exit by date, currently 60 days)
- proof of funds (20,000 Baht or equivalent in any major currency in CASH per individual, or 40,000 for a family)
The part that says for a retirement extension that it must be in the account for 2 months prior to the application then for three months after the extension and never drop below 400k for the rest of the year.