I wouldn't be so sure, I watched a interview with immigration Minister and some YouTuber, he said when you extend, immigration may ask to see your work portfolio, I assume if you have a muay Thai or cooking course and you are in and out of Thailand they "may" question how you are completing the requirements of the course, i have also read on Reddit some immigration officers are asking questions like why did you apply in Taiwan/Vietnam and what's your purpose for coming to Thailand becides having an dtv visa ...
If I recall that Canadian YouTuber interviewed a immigration official about this, I think he said if you extend, you may have to show documents like portfolio
I'm talking about dividends, op is talking about a bank paying 7% monthly, he hasn't explained if he needs access to the money or if it's a long term investment, if he needs the money regularly and has little money then a savings account and not an ETF would be the smart choice, if it's an investment long term then ETFS would be a better choice....
can you read. His question was simple, he asked about a Thai bank offering interest on your savings, if a bank returns 7% risk free then that's a decent rate for short term compared to risking it on the market, his not asking what to do with some spare money he has lieing around
His not asking for investing advise. His asking if foreigners can get interest paid on savings in a Thai account, the fact that 90% of the foreigners here can't even read that yet are giving other financial advice like shares is just funny
don't talk crap. As a safe secured simple savings account goes to keep your money , that bank offers a better rate than most western country's, would I rather keep my money in Australia, sure, saying that's a bad investment when most ETF return 2-6% a year is silly, it's a decent rate if your money is insured under 250k aud like aus, his not asking for investing advise, his asking if Thai banks pay interest on your savings in a Thai savings account