GH Bank is responding to the government’s policy of Reducing the MRR interest rate by 0.25% per annum and promoting savings discipline. “Savings Deposit” interest rate as high as 1.95% per annum Open savings account from 7 May – 30 December 2024.
Date: 26 April 2024 Mr. Kamonpop Veeraphala, Managing Director Government Housing Bank (GH Bank) revealed that the State Financial Institutions Association There was a joint decision for member financial institutions to reduce interest rates in line with the government policy of Mr Settha Thavisin, the Prime Minister and the Minister of Finance . Helping retail and vulnerable customers
GH Bank has reduced the loan interest rate for main retail customers (MRR) by 0.25% p.a. from the original 6.795% p.a., reduced to 6.545% p.a. for a period of 6 months, effective from 1 May 2024 onwards to help reduce the cost burden for more than 1.8 million customers, including customers in the low income group. and vulnerable customers to have enough money left to live on and have a better quality of life
In addition, GH Bank is prepared to support savings in the public sector to achieve greater financial discipline. By adding savings options that receive high returns. Therefore, we have created a savings deposit product, “Arbed Arbedion”. % per year (conditions determined by the bank) Special! Interest is exempt from personal income tax. The bank will pay interest on deposits twice a year (29 June and 29 December).
Those interested can open an “Arbed” savings account from 7 May – 30 December 2024.
or until the project’s credit limit is full in bank branches throughout the country.
GH Bank as a state-owned financial institution with a mission of “making Thai people have homes”, over a period of more than 70 years, has provided homes to more than 4.4 million Thai families, ready to serve customers in all branches across the country or GH Bank Call Center, call 0-2645-9000 or Government Housing Bank Facebook And follow the bank’s news in Mobile Application: GHB ALL GEN and www.ghbank.co.th
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