The Thai Capital Market Business Council (FETCO) is proposing four measures to lift national savings from about 25% to 28% of GDP: higher TISA investment limits, compulsory provident-fund saving, Trust and Family Office law changes, and a 2-year income tax exemption for Thai overseas investments brought home, which must be invested in Thai capital markets for at least 1 year. These are proposals only, with cabinet consideration expected within 1-2 weeks. No action is needed from a small business yet; watch for TISA and provident-fund changes that could affect staff savings and owner personal investing.