The Thailand Securities and Exchange Commission reported the results of the second season of its “Lifelong Investing: Investment Literacy for 50+” initiative, showing strong take-up of retirement-focused financial education. Public access to the project’s materials exceeded 1.2 million across formats including infographics, podcasts and articles, and four rounds of online training drew more than 1,700 participants in total. The authority also said it is developing a free retirement planning tool for public use. The project targets people aged 50 and above and is intended to improve knowledge of financial planning, savings management and suitable investment for post-retirement living. It is run with the Thai Financial Planners Association and Manoottangwai. The online courses covered topics ranging from understanding personal financial position to estate and will planning, while the planned tool is designed to assess financial status, estimate post-retirement funding needs and identify financial gaps to support retirement planning and portfolio management. The Thailand Securities and Exchange Commission said it will continue providing financial and investment education for pre-retirees and retirees. The retirement planning tool is expected to be available free of charge by the end of 2026.
Thailand Securities & Exchange Commission2026-06-17
Thailand Securities and Exchange Commission reports 1.2 million accesses to retirement literacy project and plans free retirement planning tool by end of 2026
The Thailand Securities and Exchange Commission said the second season of its retirement literacy project for people aged 50 and above generated more than 1.2 million accesses to educational materials and enrolled more than 1,700 people across four online training rounds. It is also developing a free retirement planning tool to assess financial status, estimate retirement needs and identify financial gaps. The tool is expected by the end of 2026.