Thai Credit Bank Strengthens Financial Immunity through “Tang-To Know-how” Workshop for Institute for Urban Disease Control and Prevention Journal.
On May 26, at Best Western Nada Don Mueang Airport Hotel, Thai Credit Bank Public Company Limited continued its mission to empower financial knowledge by organizing the full-day “Tang-To Know-how” financial literacy workshop for the personnel of the Institute for Urban Disease Control and Prevention Journal, Department of Disease Control under the theme “Healthy Finance Starts with You.” The objective was to enhance fundamental financial literacy and instill sustainable financial discipline among public sector employees.
The workshop covered comprehensive and practical topics, including : Personal financial planning for long-term financial stability, Income and expense management to generate systematic savings, Effective debt management techniques, financial preparation for retirement, Smart and responsible use of financial products
Designed as an Activity-Based Learning program, the session blended lectures, interactive workshops, and financial games to make the content easy to understand, relatable, and applicable to real-life scenarios.
Participants responded enthusiastically, noting that the “Tang-To Know-how” workshop not only delivered structured financial knowledge but also sparked new perspectives in financial planning and boosted their confidence in managing personal finances sustainably.
The workshop also featured open discussions where Thai Credit Bank’s expert trainers encouraged questions, shared tools to track financial goals, and provided tailored guidance to suit each participant’s financial journey.
This initiative reflects Thai Credit Bank’s commitment to being a “Sustainability Banking” institution—not only facilitating access to financial services and capital but also actively building financial knowledge across all segments of society. This includes salaried employees, civil servants, and public sector personnel—key drivers of national development.
