Savings Fund membership push proposed

5 March 2021
Bangkok Post
The aged
Ageing society / National Savings Fund / NSF

The Finance Ministry is mulling additional incentives to increase the number of members in the National Savings Fund (NSF) as Thailand is projected to become a “super ageing society” by 2031.

Increasing state contributions to the NSF and extending the maximum membership age to 65 years old from 60 as stipulated by law are among the considerations, said Arkhom Termpittayapaisith, the finance minister.

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 Wichit Chantanusornsiri

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