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Thailand urges informal workers to prepare for their retirement

More than 16 million informal workers in Thailand have not participated in any savings scheme to prepare for their life during retirement even though the country is expected to become an aged society in the next two years.
Thailand urges informal workers to prepare for their retirement ảnh 1In 2022, Thailand had 29.5 million informal workers but only 13.4 million of them were utilising a saving scheme for their retirement. (Photo:thaipbsworld.com)

Bangkok (VNA)🌄 – More than 16 million informalworkers in Thailand have not participated in any savings scheme to prepare fortheir life during retirement even though the country is expected to become anaged society in the next two years.

Thai Finance Minister Arkhom Termpittayapaisith said thatThailand is now an aging society as at least 10% of its population has been 60years old and more since 2005. In the next few years, the country will become an agedsociety with the number of elderly people surging to 20% of the totalpopulation. The country will set to become a super-aged society in 2034when the elderly make up 28% of the total population. In 2022, Thailand had 29.5 million informal workers but only13.4 million of them were utilising a saving scheme for theirretirement. Arkhom said that the Finance Ministry has tried to make theNational Savings Fund (NSF) more attractive to informal workers. Last month, Thailand’s Government cabinet approved anincrease in the Government’s contribution to the NSF by up to 1,800 baht (over 53USD) for every member of all ages yearly. The cabinet also approved that members will make the maximumcontribution of 30,000 baht every year instead of 13,200 baht ascurrently.  The changes are expected to help ensure fund members whoretired at 60 years old will get a monthly pension of 12,000 baht. Currently,they receive a monthly average pension of 5,000 baht. The current contribution of the Government to the NFS variesdepending on the age of the participating member. For example, for those agedfrom 15 to 30, the government pays 50% of their contribution, but not more than600 baht per year. For those aged between 50 and 60, the government pays 100%of their contribution, but no more than 1,200 baht per year./.
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