How much pension will Section 33 insured workers lose under the CARE formula?

It depends on your wage trajectory. Those most affected are workers whose wages jumped sharply late in their career, or who were capped at the maximum contribution ceiling for years — potential lifetime pension loss up to 273,000 THB. Calculate your own figure on this page.

How do I join the lawsuit to overturn CARE?

Report your impact via the form on this page, then join the #StopCARE LINE OpenChat. Once CARE is published in the Royal Gazette, there is a 90-day window to file at the Administrative Court — Boon Arayapon's team will notify you immediately.

Which Section 33 groups are most affected by CARE?

Three main groups: 1) Those whose wages jumped sharply in their final 5 years, 2) Those capped at the old 15,000 THB ceiling for years and retiring after the ceiling rises to 17,500, 3) Section 33 workers aged 35-50 retiring after 2031, who receive no transitional compensation at all.

🚨 Breaking: Cabinet approved CARE (14 July 2026) — awaiting Council of State & Royal Gazette

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Year you started Section 33 contributions (Thai B.E.)

B.E.

Current monthly salary (THB)

THB

Expected retirement year (Thai B.E.)

B.E.

Salary growth pattern

📈 Steady growth

🚀 Sharp jump late career

🔒 Capped at ceiling

Original formula pension —

CARE formula pension —

Difference per month —

💸 Estimated lifetime loss —

⚠️ Estimate only, based on system-wide public averages. Actual figures depend on the SSO.

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⏱ Countdown

90 days after CARE is published in the Royal Gazette
is the window to file at the Supreme Administrative Court
✅ Cabinet approved in principle (14 July 2026) — now awaiting Council of State review before Gazette publication

days (once published)

Which group are you in?

3 Groups Affected Differently by CARE

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Wages jumped sharply in the final 5 years

Low wages early on, but a sharp rise before retirement — CARE averages your entire career, dragging your pension base far below the old formula

Highest loss

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Capped at 15,000 THB for years

Paid the maximum contribution consistently, but when the ceiling rises to 17,500 in Jan 2026 — years spent at the 15,000 base drag your Pension Point average down

High loss

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Wages grew steadily and consistently

May actually benefit somewhat from CARE, but if you retire after 2031 you receive no transitional compensation at all, even if the formula change costs you

Possible partial loss

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✅ Update, 15 July — Letter Formally Submitted to the Council of State

Kru Betty (Bongkoch Tojan), network representative, read the full statement to the Secretary-General of the Council of State. Read the 6-point summary + watch the video →

Issued without authority, or beyond authorityUltra Vires

Conflicts with the parent Social Security ActParent Act

Unconstitutional — equality, property rightsConstitutional

Public consultation process was inadequateProcedural

Violates legitimate expectationsLegitimate Expectation

Discriminatory, creates inequalityDiscrimination

Lacks transparency, no proper impact assessmentTransparency

Remedy is inadequate, ends after 5 yearsInadequate Remedy

Defects in the rule-making processRule-making Defect

Unreasonable, disproportionateDisproportionality

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