My income outweighs my outgoings here. The Thai baht I have coming in is always more than I spend.

Is there a best savings account I should look at. I have a few current accounts with Kasikorn but never looked at what interest they are paying, if at all.

I'm looking for a savings account to top up monthly for the next few years. I suppose around 3-4% is the best we can hope for.

Any recommendations for an account?

(I'm not working so no WP, but Non-Imm Visa and Cert. of Residence may do it for opening a new account. I think my 3 or 4 K-Bank accounts were opened on Tourist Visas. )

Thanks.

PS, I'm not really interested in stock, shares or anything else.

In Thailand a savings accounts is a normal transaction account, so I'm pretty sure that the accounts you already have are savings accounts and not current accounts (which are quite difficult to open in Thailand). What you should probably be looking for are one of the promotions the banks have on fixed deposit accounts.

Sophon

Talk to K-bank they have a special offer on fixed deposits on right now

Have a look at some recent posts in the pinned thread near the top of this forum for some ideas - http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/560837-bank-savings-interest-rates/

How can you have an income without working?

How can you have an income without working?

Like many others here no doubts,maybe the OP has private and state pensions.

Or is given a monthly allowance by wealthy parents/family,the list is somewhat endless.

Edited May 8, 201313 yr by stoneyboy

How can you have an income without working?

Think about it.

Anything?

How can you have an income without working?

Like many others here no doubts,maybe the OP has private and state pensions.

Or is given a monthly allowance by wealthy parents/family,the list is somewhat endless.

or he is a "kept husband" like me

How can you have an income without working?

yeah how?

Being a landlord seems one obvious way of doing it.