Bangkok: GH Bank is marking its 60th and 72nd anniversaries with a unique initiative titled “Helping Thais Own Homes.” The program offers home loans with a highly competitive interest rate starting at 0.72% per annum. This special rate is part of a broader campaign aimed at facilitating homeownership for Thai citizens by providing financial incentives and special privileges.
According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Kamolpop Virapala, President of the Government Housing Bank (GHB), announced the launch of this significant financial campaign as a gift to customers and the public. The 72nd Anniversary GHB Home Loan is specifically designed to support homeownership. The loan covers all purposes specified by the bank, with interest rates fixed at 0.72% per annum for the first six months. For loans amounting to 1 million baht, the repayment starts at 2,700 baht per month. Loan applications are open now, with transactions to be completed by December 30, 2025.
The bank is also introducing the GH Bank 72-year savings acco
unt. This account requires a minimum deposit of 10,000 baht and is open for additional deposits from September 15-25, 2025. Customers can choose between fixed or step-by-step deposit interest rates, with a maximum interest rate of 2.72% per annum.
Moreover, the GH Bank savings lottery offers customers the chance to win substantial prizes. The Naga 2 series and Pimanmat series 2025 lotteries are available at different price points and terms, with the opportunity to win first prizes worth 3 million baht, along with other rewards based on the last digits drawn.
Customers with GHB 72-Year Savings Accounts or GHB Savings Bonds are eligible for an E-Voucher through the GHB Reward and Privilege platform. Additionally, GHB Secondhand Homes is auctioning over 9,000 prime properties with discounts of up to 50% on September 20, 2025.
The “Pay Good, Get Back” project offers a refund of 1% of the loan interest paid in 2024 to loan customers with a consistent repayment history. This refund will be automatically deducte
d from the September 2025 installment, providing further financial relief to qualifying borrowers.