Kitchen for customer cooking home stay MistyMountains
Or you can order from canteen
Resort is building from Bamboo Thai Style in the village
Ranong Canyon Place for people have a relax here
Ranong Canyon
(district “Amphoe Muang Ranong)
At the end of the same road, you can find an old tin quarry called Morakot Thara or translated “the Ranong Canyon”.
Tin production in Ranong has slackened off due to the depressed global market and nowadays the reservoir is filled with fresh water, has a depth of about 30 meters and is suitable for swimming. Together with its rest houslets and the fascinating surrounding nature, Ranong Canyon is a perfect spot for a picnic. Do not forget to take your food with you
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The place is name Ranong very good for your reaching retirement .
When reaching retirement age it becomes incredibly important to ensure you have a sound financial plan for your later years, requiring lots of crucial decisions. These decisions may also affect your family; many families choose to support their retired parents or grandparents financially, thus involving them in the decision-making. Therefore, it is important to consider your family situation in making financial plans for retirement.
Alongside many other things, annuity rates are falling as a result of the economic crisis we currently face. Buying an annuity for the same price as five years ago will leave you with a lesser income due to these falling rates which is naturally a concern for those wishing to purchase an annuity. While falling annuity rates are not as dramatic as other areas affected by the recession, it is still evident and therefore leaving many people with less money than they had expected.
As annuity rates are more uncertain, it is more important to involve your family in the process of planning your finances, and consider whether they have offered or can afford to help support you financially. As the recession has left many people strapped for cash, however, this can also be a problem. Thus it can make a huge difference to you and your family financially if you have a sound plan for your money when you retire.
Of course there are no set rules for supporting your family or otherwise as it depends very much on the family itself; however, it is a subject that seems to have divided opinions. As many children of retired parents will have their own homes and children to pay for, it would seem that they should not be obligated to support their parents in later years. Contrary to this, it could be argued that their parents supported them in their lives and therefore they should return the gesture.
Equity release is another scheme often used in retirement to release equity from a home to provide oneself with an income, but this also can affect the family. It removes the possibility of the family home being inherited, a fact which some family members may be in disagreement with. Despite this, it does give the retired family member financial independence from their relatives and is therefore often an excellent solution to the problem.
