Our Resources
Three ways to find your footing
Each resource is designed to work on its own or alongside the others. Start wherever feels right — and move at your own pace from there.
Back to HomeOur Methodology
How we think about pension education
We do not run a course with a fixed syllabus. Instead, we offer three distinct tools — a reflective worksheet, a curated information library, and a facilitated peer community — each designed for a different way of learning. The worksheet suits people who think best by writing. The library suits people who learn by reading. The Circle suits people who gain clarity through conversation. Many members use all three over time.
Reflect
The Self-Assessment helps you identify what you already know and what questions are worth pursuing next.
Read
The Information Library provides the context to answer those questions, drawn from official Thai sources and written plainly.
Connect
The Community Circle lets you hear how others at similar life stages are approaching the same questions — in a safe, facilitated setting.
Resource 01
Retirement Readiness
Self-Assessment
A guided worksheet and short walkthrough that helps a person reflect on the questions worth asking as they plan ahead. It organises topics to think about and points to official sources for the specifics. A reflective, educational tool with no scoring promises and no advice.
- Works as a written or printed worksheet
- Covers income planning, accommodation, health considerations, and social factors
- Points to Thai SSO and Revenue Department resources for follow-up
- Can be revisited as circumstances change
How it works
Receive the worksheet and a short introductory guide explaining each section and how to approach it.
Work through the questions at your own pace — there is no time limit. Most people take one to three sittings.
Use the reference list at the back to explore the official sources most relevant to your situation.
Resource 02
Plain-Language
Information Library
Membership access to a curated set of explainer articles, glossaries, and short videos on how retirement schemes are generally organised. Updated periodically and written for everyday readers. Purely informational reference material to read at your own pace.
- Articles covering Thai Social Security, provident funds, and retirement savings frameworks
- Searchable glossary with plain explanations of technical terms
- Short video explainers for complex topics
- Member notification when significant content is updated
What members access
Receive login credentials and a brief orientation guide to the library's structure and navigation.
Browse topic areas — including "Getting Started", "Scheme Types", "Contribution Questions", and "Planning Timelines" — at your own pace.
Submit content questions to the editorial team; we aim to respond within two working days.
Resource 03
Community Circle
Programme
A facilitated peer group where people approaching or in retirement share experiences and general knowledge in a supportive setting. Sessions are about connection and shared learning, not advice. Includes a small printed companion booklet for each member.
- Small groups (maximum 12 participants per session)
- Trained facilitator guides without directing
- Printed companion booklet with session summaries and reflection prompts
- Held at our Chiang Mai premises; supplementary online sessions available
What to expect
Join an orientation session before your first full Circle meeting. This is a chance to meet the facilitator and understand the format.
Attend regular sessions (frequency varies by cohort — typically monthly). Participation is at your own comfort level.
Receive your printed booklet at the first session and use it between meetings to capture your own reflections.
Choose Your Path
Which resource fits where you are now?
Use this comparison to help you identify the most useful starting point. There is no wrong answer, and you can always add a second resource later.
| Feature | Self-Assessment ฿3,800 |
Info Library ฿5,900 |
Community Circle ฿9,500 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Suitable for complete beginners | |||
| Self-paced, no deadlines | |||
| Written reflective exercises | |||
| In-depth reading material | |||
| Video explainers | |||
| Peer community and discussion | |||
| Printed companion booklet | |||
| Best for… | Those just starting to organise their thinking | Independent readers who want depth | People who learn through conversation |
Shared Standards
What applies across all three resources
PDPA-Compliant Data Handling
Member information is handled in line with Thailand's Personal Data Protection Act and used only for service delivery.
No Financial Advice
Every resource clearly states its educational scope. We do not provide personal financial, legal, or tax advice in any form.
Official Source References
All factual content links to primary official sources so members can verify information independently.
Pricing
Clear, one-time pricing
Each resource is a one-time enrolment fee with no recurring charges. Contact us to discuss your options.
Self-Assessment
฿3,800
one-time
- Guided worksheet
- Introductory guide
- Official source reference list
Information Library
฿5,900
one-time membership
- Full library access
- Articles, glossaries, videos
- Quarterly content updates
- Content question support
Community Circle
฿9,500
per cohort enrolment
- All facilitated sessions
- Printed companion booklet
- Orientation session included
- Facilitator access between sessions
Not sure which resource to start with?
Send us a message and we'll talk it through — no pressure, just a clear conversation about which stepping stone fits best right now.
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