Family financial planning · Bangkok
LogicMesh Financial Planning builds family budgets that hold and long-term goals that move.
Advisory consultations and planning engagements that turn scattered household finances into a clear monthly budget and a written plan for the goals ahead — education, a home, retirement, and the surprises in between.
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Monthly budget, written down
A household budget built from the numbers in your own bank statements, not a generic template.
Goals with a timeline
Education funds, a deposit, retirement — each goal mapped to a year and a monthly amount.
A plan you keep
One engagement produces a written plan and a 30-minute review to keep it on track.
Your planning checklist
What a complete family financial plan covers
Before we meet, here is the checklist we work through together. Each item is concrete evidence your plan is more than a spreadsheet — it is a set of decisions your household can live with month after month.
Income and fixed costs mapped
We list every income source and every fixed cost — rent, school fees, loan payments — so the budget starts from what actually leaves your account each month.
Spending categories that fit your household
Variable spending is grouped into categories you recognize — groceries, transport, utilities, family — with a target range for each, not a number pulled from thin air.
An emergency reserve sized to your life
We set a reserve target based on your real fixed costs and dependants, and agree how to build it before anything else gets priority.
Each long-term goal given a year and a number
Education, a property deposit, retirement, a family business — every goal is given a target year plus a monthly figure, then checked against the budget.
Debt reviewed against the budget
Existing loans and credit are checked against the plan, with a clear order for repayment that fits the household cash flow.
A review date set before you leave
Every engagement ends with a review on the calendar, so nothing goes stale when your income or goals change.
How an engagement works
Three steps from a first conversation to a plan you keep
We earn nothing from commission and keep no share of your savings — every engagement is paid as a fixed piece of work, and the deliverable is a written plan plus a review booked before we finish.
- First conversation. A 45-minute session, at our Bangkok Noi office or over video, to lay out what comes in each month, what leaves, and which goals your household cares about most.
- The written plan. Inside five business days you get a written budget and goal plan — your categories, a reserve target, every goal with its year and monthly figure, and the order for clearing any debt.
- The review. A 30-minute check-in is put on the calendar before the engagement closes, so the plan keeps working when your income shifts or a goal moves.
Long-term goals
A goal without a month and an amount is a wish.
We help families attach a year and a monthly figure to every long-term goal, then build the budget that makes the figure reachable.
Start with a consultationWho this is for
Honest about who a planning engagement helps — and who it does not
No testimonials appear on this site, because we will not invent them. Instead, here is a plain description of the households an engagement is built for, and the situations where a different service would serve you better.
It is for
Households that want a monthly budget drawn from their own income and outgoings, alongside a written plan for goals such as education, a property deposit or retirement.
It is for
Households whose income has changed — a new job, a move, a second child — and who want the budget and goal plan adjusted to the new reality.
It is not for
Investment management or stock picking. We do not manage your money or take a percentage of assets; an engagement is advisory work for a fixed fee.
It is not for
Guaranteed outcomes. No honest planner can offer a fixed return or a promise that a goal lands on a set date — we plan clearly and revise as life changes.
Begin
Start with one consultation, not a contract
The discovery consultation is a single paid session. You leave it with a clear sense of whether a full written plan suits your family — with no obligation to carry on.