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Nov
29
2009

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Published Error in November issue of MoneySense Magazine

If you bought a copy of November’s MoneySense Magazine, I want to point out an error that could have a big impact on anyone wishing to retire in Thailand.

It’s in the article I wrote titled, Paradise Made Affordable, on pages 55-56.

In my original draft (which is available on this website) I wrote that an annual Thai visa wouldn’t be granted if a retiree couldn’t prove that they made at least $2,500 a year in income.

But the magazine editors must have thought that was too good to be true. They accidentally published that a retiree requires proof of $2,500 a month in income. That would sure put a damper on retiring in Thailand.

 (Yes, to live in Thailand you must prove that you have an income of at least $2,500 a year .)

Anyway, if you read this in the magazine, my apologies. Duncan Hood, the editor, showed me the version he was going to publish, and I missed the error.

So it’s partly my mistake.

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Andrew Hallam

I'm a freelance finance writer, lucky enough to have been nominated as a finalist for two Canadian National Publishing Awards. I'm also the author of Millionaire Teacher: The Nine Rules of Wealth You Should Have Learned in School, a book explaining how I became a millionaire on a teacher's salary, while still in my 30s. Working to empower people financially, I'm available to motivate and inspire people on basic retirement planning and index investing. I'm happy to comment on your questions, first, please read the Terms of Use.

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