EPF recently announced that members will be allowed to apply for a Special Withdrawal of RM10,000 this April 2022 to help many of us cope with the pandemic. In the past two years, we’ve also been allowed to withdraw through …
EPF is more than just a savings account for us, it is a safe investment avenue which guarantees an annual dividend of 2.5%, but has often paid much higher returns. You’ve probably heard recently that EPF has declared returns …
Many of us know that having insurance is important. But, the timing of when you get the insurance is just as important. Your cost and ability to obtain insurance changes significantly as you grow older. Click to watch video on …
Many of us dream of having a comfortable retirement. But you’ll need to plan for your retirement early to make sure that you have enough money to live on when you’re not working anymore. If you work for an employer, …
You might know that investing is useful to help grow your long term savings for your retirement. But what if you don’t have enough savings to invest? Well, through the EPF’s Member Investment Scheme (MIS), you can invest some of …
EPF helps Malaysians to save for their retirement. If you work for a company, you’ll have 11% * of your monthly salary automatically saved in EPF, with your employer contributing another 13% (if you earn RM5,000 and below) or 12% …
EPF withdrawals have been a hot topic recently, and we’ve just posted a blog to help you decide whether you should withdraw your EPF savings through the i-Sinar scheme. We’ve also posted a video on what you need to know about contributing …
The government just announced that all EPF members can withdraw their savings from Account 1 under the i-Sinar scheme. Previously, you had to meet certain requirements, like if you lost your job or got a pay cut, to get approval …
The government announced in Budget 2021 that from January 2021 to December 2021, employees must contribute 9% of their monthly salary to EPF instead of the usual 11%, for employees below 60 years old. The option to lower EPF contributions …
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