National Savings Fund in collaboration with Persons with Disabilities Organization

Mr. Chuti Krairiksh, Minister of Social Development and Human Security (Minister of Social Development and Human Security) presided over and witnessed the signing ceremony of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to promote potential and career development. People with disabilities between the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security (MSDHS) by the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (DHSP), the National Savings Fund (NESDB) and organizations with disabilities of each type, led by Ms. Jaru Lak Rueangsuwan, Secretary-General of the National Savings Fund Committee, Mr. Chusak Chantayanon, representative of the Council of Persons with Disabilities in Thailand and president of 7 disabled associations signed a memorandum of cooperation. to ensure security during retirement To promote knowledge and financial planning skills for people with disabilities who are interested have knowledge of savings have a savings plan and start saving will create stability in retirement for people with disabilities with the Ministry of Management Ms. Ramrung Worawat, Deputy Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Social Development, Mrs. Jintana Chanbamrung, Director-General of the Department of Women’s Affairs and Family Development; and the Ministry of Public Health’s executives attended the ceremony at the meeting room on the 2nd floor of the Department of Social Development and Welfare building, Bangkok.
Target Memorandum is aimed at promoting people with disabilities Login “Fund National savings “Gosh” savings for the future to have a pension to be used after the age of 60 years in proportion to the savings, starting at 50 baht per month, due to government contributions to be a pensioner
Ms. Jarulak Rueangsuwan concluded that “NSF. It is a fund that promotes financial planning for people with disabilities to have knowledge and skills in money management. Allocation of money for spending and sharing of savings, which the NGO is saving for retirement. under the supervision of the Ministry of Finance Those eligible to apply must be between the ages of 15 and 60, such as students, students, informal workers, self-employed. to have financial stability and sufficient for spending after the age of 60, which saving money with the NGO is special and different from other forms of savings When applying for membership or sending savings from 50 baht to a maximum of 13,200 baht per year, the government will add additional contributions according to age within the 15th of the following month.
Age 15 – 30 years, the state contributes 50% of accumulated savings up to 600 baht per year
Age >30 – 60 years old, the state contributes 80% of accumulated savings up to 960 baht per year
Age >50 – 60 years old, the state contributes 100% of accumulated savings up to 1,200 baht per year”
inviting people with disabilities and families who qualify join the savings
Chusak Chanthayanon