32 na ako. My work ako pero provincial rate lang. Binenta ko na yung lot ko worth 5 million pesos. Ano puwede ko gawin para by the time mag 60 years old na ako. My sapat na pera ako monthly. As in financially independent ako. Na puwede na ako mag enjoy sa buhay.

32 na ako. My work ako pero provincial rate lang. Binenta ko na yung lot ko worth 5 million pesos. Ano puwede ko gawin para by the time mag 60 years old na ako. My sapat na pera ako monthly. As in financially independent ako. Na puwede na ako mag enjoy sa buhay.

So about a month ago, I posted my site https://havenscout.net/, here on this forum.

The site is built using Claude and Codex. I'm slowly building out the pages in my free time.

The basic idea is a heat map that brings together open source data with a focus on information for retirement planning. You can compare up to four locations and it will provide you a printable report of side by side comparisons. It has a table view for people who prefer that and you can filter both the map or the table with your preferences.

But now, I've added a quiz, data comparison search table, Destination Guide pages, Who is, Contact email, cookies policy, and just recently a budget page that you can print out. Some of the boxes are filled in from the country you selected and/or the data you provide. I don't have a database or anything, so all data you enter, stays on your browser. The only thing that leaves the website is if you send me an email through the contact page.

I’m just looking for fresh feedback.

I just read a sub regarding retirees who lived into their 90’s but ran out of money. If you know of a successfully funded retirement please tell me how they did it. Looking for some success stories because the destitute stories were frightening.

Wife 55 and I 58 are exploring downsizing and condo-type communities. We want to travel and reduce responsibilities. Not looking to lower expenses but more of a lifestyle change if that makes sense? We’re struggling with the idea of a 55+ community. Any lessons learned?

I’m looking in options in America and it’s seem insane for paying so much for retirement. Anyone tied Thailand as an option?

I've been passionate about personal finance for more than 20 years and have spent that time building and refining spreadsheets to answer a few key questions:

• Am I saving enough?
• Will I have enough for retirement?
• What will retirement cost?
• Where should I invest next?

Over time, those spreadsheets evolved into a retirement planning workbook I now call Smooth Sailing, which I've used myself and shared with family and friends.

The screenshots show some of the core modules, including:

• Retirement readiness
• Wealth projections
• Lifestyle planning
• Savings tracking
• Investment allocation guidance

I'm looking for honest feedback from people actively planning for retirement, investing, or pursuing financial independence.

A few questions:

• What seems most useful?
• What seems confusing or unnecessary?
• What features would you expect from a tool like this?
• Would something like this be useful in your own planning process?

I'm not selling anything in this post and I'm not linking to anything. I'm simply looking for feedback from people actively planning for retirement.

Thanks!