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Do we have 401K plan in Thailand?

Posted by admin
Mar 04 2010

My organization paid good salary with health insurance, travel allowance, education allowance, Severance pay (Thai laws). But they don’t have 401K or retirement plan. Therefore, if I do not save money I will not have any saving.

Currently, I open to Thai bank account–Standard Charter Thai and Siam Commercial Bank. I used them on my daily activities–paying bills etc.

Can you please suggest financial plan? What kind of program I can enroll to save about 10-20% of income each month without me using them to buy "nice-to-have" staff lol?

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2 Responses

  1. John C says:

    Some Thai companies do make contributions to pension plans for employees, but I rarely see it.

    Saving 20% of your monthly income is a good start, but just saving money isn’t good enough. You need accounts to provide you with interest on your money so you can stay above inflation.

    You should consult with a financial adviser at a reputable bank in Thailand or Singapore.

  2. weescotsguy66 says:

    I would suggest is to buy a property something like a LPN condo and rent it out use that as a pension plan it will provide you with a regular topup of your salary and when you reire you can either sell it and use the sale price as income or continue to reap the rewards of rent from a tenant.

    I do not believe in any pension company.

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