E.SUN Bank Launches TISA Fund Services to Implement Financial Inclusion
E.SUN Bank announced the launch of Taiwan Individual Savings Account (TISA) fund services, offering regular investments starting at NT$1,000 with zero purchase fees to help citizens build retirement savings.
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(Central News Agency reporter Lu Yan-ci, Taipei, 22nd) E.SUN Bank announced today the official launch of the Taiwan Individual Savings Account (TISA) service. Through expert-selected premium mutual funds suitable for long-term investment paired with a regular savings plan, customers can participate with a minimum of NT$1,000. This assists customers in establishing financial management concepts in a small, long-term, and disciplined manner.
The Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) is promoting Taiwan to become an Asian Asset Management Center and introduced the TISA system last year. E.SUN Bank issued a press release today explaining that the TISA system is a long-term retirement planning designated account actively promoted by the FSC. It encourages customers to accumulate investment positions through regular savings plans and features zero subscription fees, low thresholds, and low management fees. This not only reduces the burden of investment and wealth management but also helps enhance asset management capabilities and financial resilience in preparation for retirement life.
E.SUN Bank stated that to echo the FSC's Asian Asset Management Center policy and continually promote financial inclusion, starting today, customers who complete the TISA agreement signing via the E.SUN Mobile Banking APP can enjoy "zero subscription fees" for unlimited new TISA fund purchases via regular savings plans. Furthermore, those who subscribe before the end of this year can also enjoy a "trust management fee waiver."
E.SUN Bank highlighted that the TISA service provides customers with flexible options for diverse dates and amount adjustments. Customers can choose the most suitable investment plan according to their own needs, building a stable financial foundation for their ideal retirement life.
(Central News Agency reporter Lu Yan-ci, Taipei, 22nd) E.SUN Bank announced today the official launch of the Taiwan Individual Savings Account (TISA) service. Through expert-selected premium mutual funds suitable for long-term investment paired with a regular savings plan, customers can participate with a minimum of NT$1,000. This assists customers in establishing financial management concepts in a small, long-term, and disciplined manner.
The Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) is promoting Taiwan to become an Asian Asset Management Center and introduced the TISA system last year. E.SUN Bank issued a press release today explaining that the TISA system is a long-term retirement planning designated account actively promoted by the FSC. It encourages customers to accumulate investment positions through regular savings plans and features zero subscription fees, low thresholds, and low management fees. This not only reduces the burden of investment and wealth management but also helps enhance asset management capabilities and financial resilience in preparation for retirement life.
E.SUN Bank stated that to echo the FSC's Asian Asset Management Center policy and continually promote financial inclusion, starting today, customers who complete the TISA agreement signing via the E.SUN Mobile Banking APP can enjoy "zero subscription fees" for unlimited new TISA fund purchases via regular savings plans. Furthermore, those who subscribe before the end of this year can also enjoy a "trust management fee waiver."
E.SUN Bank highlighted that the TISA service provides customers with flexible options for diverse dates and amount adjustments. Customers can choose the most suitable investment plan according to their own needs, building a stable financial foundation for their ideal retirement life.