labels: Half-and-Half Plus Project
The Ministry of Finance will open registration for "Thai Helps Thai Plus," combining the co-payment scheme and welfare card programs, on May 25th.
The Minister of Finance is preparing to open registration for "Thai Help Thai Plus," combining the "Half-Price Plus" scheme and welfare cards, on May 25th. The program is expected to begin on June 1st, with the first phase providing 1,000 baht per month for two months.Awaiting Cabinet meeting on May 5th to approve "Half-Price Plus" scheme, distributing 4,000 baht to more than 20 million people.
Paradorn expects the "Thai Helps Thai Plus" economic stimulus package to be submitted to the Cabinet on April 5th. The "Half-Half Plus" scheme will benefit over 20 million people, and welfare card holders will receive a top-up of 1,000 baht.Dr. Ekniti is pushing for budget allocation for the "Half-Price Plus" scheme, expected to start this June with a 4,000 baht handout.
Dr. Ekniti instructed the Comptroller General's Department and the Budget Bureau to find funds for the "Half-Price Plus" scheme and to expedite the collection of outstanding payments for the Budget Transfer Act. Registration is expected to open in May, with spending beginning in June 2569.Ministry of Finance to propose to Cabinet on April 11th a 100 baht top-up for welfare cardholders, aimed at helping the transportation sector cope with rising energy prices.
The Ministry of Finance is proposing to the Cabinet on April 11th a 2.9 billion baht budget allocation to top up welfare cards with 100 baht and subsidize the transportation sector to combat the energy crisis. The funds are expected to be transferred on April 13th, in time for the Songkran holiday.Today, the Treasury transferred funds for the "Half-Price Plus" scheme to 9.5 merchants for upskilling, and explained why some did not receive the money.
The Treasury has transferred funds to 9.5 eligible merchants today to upskill them in the "Half-Price Plus" scheme. The method for calculating the amount received has been explained, indicating that 2 merchants received the full 3.4 baht payment.The "Half-Price Plus" scheme has only 7 days left, and 13 million people still haven't used it all. Hurry and use it before December 31st!
The Ministry of Finance revealed that with only 7 days left, 13 million people still haven't used up their "Half-Price Plus" subsidy. They advise people to use it before the December 31st deadline, as the system will automatically reclaim the money.The upskilling and reskilling program "Kon La Khrueng Plus" has ended. 3.4 merchants have received the full 2 baht payment. Transfers will begin on December 25, 68.
The "Half-Price Plus" upskilling and reskilling project has concluded. 9.8 merchants participated, with 9.7 meeting the criteria. The Ministry of Finance will announce the results on December 23rd via SMS and the "Thung Ngern" (Money Bag) app. 3.4 recipients will receive the full 2 baht payment. Transfers have begun...Government Savings Bank (GSP) emphasizes the final push! Merchants participating in the "Half-Price Plus" scheme should register for upskilling by December 19th.
Government Savings Bank (GSB) emphasizes the final push! Merchants participating in the "Half-Price Plus" scheme should register for upskilling at www.gsb.or.th to receive plus benefits of up to 2,000 baht per person by December 19th.Shops participating in the "Kon La Khrueng Plus" (Half-Half Plus) program can receive a subsidy of up to 2 baht. The deadline is December 19th.
The Ministry of Finance revealed that 93,000 shops participating in the "Half-Price Plus" scheme have already upskilled/reskilled, out of a total of 400,000 eligible shops. The ministry encourages shops to join the project to develop their skills through three channels.Dissolution of parliament causes "Half-Price Plus" Phase 2 scheme to stall; Cabinet approval not received in time.
Dissolution of Parliament, the "Half-Price Plus" Phase 2 scheme, the new round of State Welfare Cards, and the TISA program cannot proceed. They didn't make it to the Cabinet in time because the law stipulates that the caretaker Cabinet does not have the authority to approve them.
