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Secrets to Retiring to Thailand

The Retire-on-550-month.com website has grown to about 180 pages and updating all the pages continually and promptly is not possible so we decided to create an EBook.

Fourteen chapters which cover the most important factors in deciding if to retire here to Chaing Mai, Thailand, how to go about it, what to watch out for, how to live comfortably on less and much more.

Accurate up to date information which can be read over in one day and you would know as much about living here as someone who has lived here for 7 years and who is in the business of helping retiree's settle in to Chiang Mai.

The EBook will save you money, save you grief, protect your savings, and enable you to live here on less with a nice Thai lady (if you are a single gentleman).

$$$ Save money on your move to Thailand $$$
from knowing how to get the best value accommodations, how to reduce your day to day living costs and yet living comfortably, safely and affordably...

a comprehensive EBook with photo's, and video's and never berfore revealed information about the author and where he lives and his actual cost of living costs.

An interesting read..
A must read..
for anyone considering retiring to Thailand


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15 Dirty Little Timeshare Secrets

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Ex-timeshare salesman exposes the
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Insider Secrets to Cheap Flights - Downsized Agent Reveals All

Insider Secrets To Cheap Flights, Hotel Reservations and Car Rentals - Extremely Cheap FlightsTheairlines fired me for no good reason so I decided to spill my guts and telleverybody...

"How You Can Save A Fortune On All Your Flights By Beating The Airlines At Their Own Game."

After you grab my guide full of insider travel secrets youwill be shocked to see how easy it is to get the airfare you need for dirt cheap.The airlines are desperate to keep their confidential information out of yourhands...   

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Travel And Packing Trade Secrets

One witty person had once declared that there are two kinds of travelers in the world – those who packed light and those who wished they had. If you plan to travel and it is your first time, check out the following list of packing tips and guidelines.



This list of time-tested advice on packing had been compiled and consolidated by people who know the best about travels. In fact, they are considered the most-traveled individuals in the whole world.



Packing list



First, make a packing list. This is to eliminate panic on last-minute packing. It can also serve as a guide when repacking your things after your trip. In an extreme case of your luggage getting lost, you can use for claims or additional identity papers.



When doing the list, check on the events you are going to and list down possible clothes for each occasion you intend to attend. Choose outfits that go together well based on complimentary colors. Or go back to the old reliable blacks and other dark-colored clothes.



After doing the packing list, lay out the things you intend to bring and check them again against your list. Segregate those you will bring and make sure they are all clean and ready to go.



Personal items



An all-purpose lotion is better than a different bottle each for hands, face and body. Bringing disposables (razors, toothbrush) is better than bringing the electric models.



Leave behind all those jewelry items you don’t want to lose, including those flashy ones that attract thieves.



Toiletries



Leave behind the perfume. Scented lotions are good substitutes. Bring those personal items that are available in small travel sizes. (Many airports are now restricting the amount of liquids to bring inside airplanes. Check those in your destinations.)



Bring a small first aid kit with aspirins and other emergency medicines, sunscreen, and the amazing Swiss army knife. Pack this in your checked luggage because it is banned to bring inside the plane.



The art of packing



Iron everything before folding them into the suitcase. Button all buttons and zip all zippers. T-shirts, jeans, skirts and sports coats may be rolled up and carefully stuffed inside duffel bags.



Always pack tightly. The insides of shoes are perfect for socks and underwear.



Label with your name and phone number (NOT your address) all the pieces of your luggage. If an address is required, use your office address. Remove old claims slips to avoid confused.



Travel documents and other papers



Always carry travel documents, medication, jewelry, traveler's checks, keys and other valuables in your carry-on luggage. Items such as these should never be packed in checked luggage.



Unpack your luggage right away as soon as you arrive at your hotel. This will prevent further wrinkles.



In going home, repacking your clothes the way you packed them in ensures that you will still have the same space as before. Balled and dirty clothing cannot fit.



All in all, remember that packing is one very important aspect of travel and it pays to listen to the experiences of others.

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