Bank of Taiwan Formally Launches TISA Individual Investment Savings Account Service
The Taiwan Individual Savings Account, or TISA, is a long-term investment program promoted by Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission to encourage people to build assets through regular fixed-amount investments. Bank of Taiwan’s participation broadens the involvement of state-owned financial institutions and lowers barriers for small investors, helping them develop disciplined financial habits and strengthen retirement planning.
Bank of Taiwan said it formally launched its TISA service on June 15 in support of the regulator’s policy, offering fee incentives. Customers who make qualifying regular fixed-amount investments through the bank will pay no subscription fees or trust management fees, reducing transaction and management costs over the long term.
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The history behind this eventTDCC Launches TISA Lecture Tour in Taitung
Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission is promoting the Taiwan Individual Savings Account, or TISA, through a platform built by Taiwan Depository & Clearing Corporation. The program encourages people to make regular, long-term investments starting at NT$1,000 a month and build retirement assets through dedicated funds with lower fees, strengthening their financial autonomy and resilience. Investors must still be mindful of fluctuations in fund net asset values and other risks.
The TISA platform went live on June 30, 2025. As its first anniversary approached, TDCC launched the nationwide “TISA TOUR” lecture series in July 2026, beginning in Taitung. The event brought together several investment trust chairmen and financial experts to explain regular investing, asset allocation and retirement planning, extending financial inclusion outreach beyond metropolitan areas.
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