Family seated together reviewing plans in a living room

GridCanvas Family Finance

A process-led path from scattered household priorities to a written family financial goal plan you can revisit in Bangkok.

Head office · Chatuchak · +66-2-579-4168

Our approach

We map education funds, emergency reserves, debt pay-down, and retirement targets into one timeline—then stress-test assumptions before you commit cash each month.

Coins stacked beside a notebook listing savings targets

Turn goals into numbered priorities

Most households juggle school fees, housing costs, and aging-parent support at once. We capture each obligation, assign a time horizon, and document trade-offs in plain language.

Your first consultation ends with a draft priority list—not a product pitch. Ongoing reviews adjust cash-flow splits when income shifts or a goal date moves.

Walk through the review cadence

Who we work with—and who we do not

We support wage-earning families and dual-income households in Thailand who want structured planning conversations, not speculative trading tips.

We do not sell investment products, provide regulated investment advice, or guarantee returns. When your situation needs licensed securities or insurance specialists, we say so early.

  • Households preparing for education or caregiving costs
  • Couples aligning spending with shared retirement dates
  • Parents documenting contingency funds before major purchases
Advisor desk with financial charts and handwritten goal notes
Laptop showing budget spreadsheet next to printed household statements

Questions families ask before booking

What should we bring?

Recent income summaries, major recurring bills, and any existing savings or loan statements. Estimates are fine for the first call.

How often are reviews?

Many clients schedule quarterly plan reviews; others book ad hoc sessions after a job change or new school fees.

Are fees listed online?

Session fees are quoted after we understand scope. We confirm pricing in writing before you pay for a consultation block.

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