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Anutin’s quick-win plan: co-payment, cheaper train fares, farm debt relief
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2025
Anutin’s government sets quick-win policies, tasking Ekniti to design budget-based measures with co-payment as the key economic stimulus.
Thai Cabinet Expands Debt Relief Programme to Cover 2 Million Accounts
TUESDAY, JULY 01, 2025
Revised "You Fight, We Help" scheme now includes borrowers just one day in arrears and raises settlement caps, targeting over 300 billion baht in outstanding loans
Bank of Thailand Gears Up for Second Round of Debt Relief, Offering Lower Interest and Debt Write-Offs
SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 2025
Move aims to broaden support for struggling borrowers amid economic uncertainty
Debt relief initiative to have ‘marginal impact’ on non-bank lenders
SATURDAY, MARCH 01, 2025
Fitch Ratings says limited scope and existing offsets of measures would mitigate potential impact
180,000+ join Thailand’s ‘You Fight, We Help’ debt relief scheme
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 08, 2025
The initiative offers restructured payment plans and debt settlement options to individuals and entrepreneurs facing debt challenges
Debt relief project worth more than 300 billion baht launched
MONDAY, JANUARY 06, 2025
A project dubbed “You fight, we help” was kicked off on Monday, aiming to relieve people of more than 300 billion baht of debt.
Over 84,000 debtors register for government assistance
MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2023
More than 84,000 individuals have enrolled for government debt relief over the last 10 days, according to Suttipong Juljarern, Permanent Secretary of the Interior Ministry.
Banks wary of BOT's proposed debt relief criteria
WEDNESDAY, JULY 05, 2023
The Bank of Thailand (BOT) is poised to issue three guidelines to reduce household debt – which rose to 16 trillion baht or 90.6% of GDP in the first quarter, from 86.3% last year.
450,000 borrowers turn to govt debt-relief scheme for help
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 2023
More than 450,000 people have applied for a government debt relief scheme to help pull them out of the abyss of liabilities worth more than 100 billion baht.
Host of borrowers struggling from Covid-19 fallout apply for second debt-relief scheme
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 07, 2020
The Bank of Thailand (BOT) said some 85 per cent of retail debtors struggling in the fallout of Covid-19 have applied for the second-phase of debt relief, while Kasikornbank projects 60 to 70 per cent of debtors will be able to start repaying their debts once the subsidy wraps up.