![KTC Invites Members to Convert Points Into Mutual Funds for More Stability and to Build Sustainable Retirement Plans](/img/files/20230818/iq754dad0cb593e78e6dd143d20b3df065.jpg)
KTC moves forward with the "Point to Invest" project, allowing cardmembers to exchange points for mutual funds. Turn every point from spending into an investment through mutual funds by exchanging 1,000 KTC FOREVER points for 100 baht investments to encourage retirement savings and serve as another tool to avail tax benefits. Members are free to choose funds according to their lifestyle through Krung Thai Asset Management Public Company Limited.
Mr. Suwat Tepprecharsakul, Head of Credit Card Marketing Division, "KTC" or Krungthai Card Public Company Limited, stated that credit cards are considered one of many products that currently meets lifestyle needs and is well-loved by many as it allows people to go cash-free, offering convenience around the clock, with options to pay in installments according to privileges and promotions. Points can be accumulated to redeem for discounts or other privileges. Nowadays, credit card points can also be used to grow investments.
KTC has joined the Stock Exchange of Thailand's "Point to Invest" exchange points for mutual funds project. Cardmembers can exchange 1,000 KTC FOREVER points for 100 baht investments through mutual funds from Krung Thai Asset Management Public Company Limited. The company offers a variety of funds to choose from such as retirement mutual funds (RMF), and super saving funds (SSF) that can also be claimed for tax deduction. See more details at https://www.ktc.co.th/promotion/others/others/ktam and easily open a fund account and invest via the KTAM Smart Trade application (iOS: https://bit.ly/KTAMST, Android: https://bit.ly/KTST).
For more information, please contact KTC PHONE 02 123 5000, or get updates on other KTC promotions at https://www.ktc.co.th. To apply for any KTC credit card, click the link: https://ktc.today/apply-card or visit any "KTC TOUCH" branches nationwide.
Investors should study the fund features, return conditions, information about tax benefits specified in the RMF/SSF investment manual, and risks before making investment decisions.