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Economists: EPF Dividend Likely Lower This Year, But Still Acceptable
Economists have commented that the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) is expected to distribute lower returns this year, although […]
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PM: EPF Members Lack Sufficient Savings For Another Round Of Special Withdrawals
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has commented that the government will need to deliberate on the immediate […]
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Principal Launches RetireEasy Funds, First-Of-Its-Kind Private Retirement Scheme Solution
Principal Malaysia has launched its Principal RetireEasy funds, described as a first-of-its-kind, end-to-end private retirement scheme (PRS) solution […]
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Are You Guilty Of These 7 Retirement Planning Traps?
In my last column, I shared some thoughts on some key details about retirement planning, such as how […]
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Retirement 101: Have You Begun Planning For Your Retirement Yet?
Let’s get straight to the heart of the matter: retirement is something that all of us should be […]
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Govt To Incentivise EPF Self Contribution & i-Saraan Voluntary Contributions
In an effort to encourage Malaysians to save for their retirement, the Government has announced some incentives under […]
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EPF: Minimum Of RM1 Million Needed For Retirement In 20 To 30 Years
Chief strategy officer of the Employees Provident Fund (EPF), Nurhisham Hussein has said that individuals who are retiring […]
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Economist: Help EPF Members Replenish Accounts After Covid-19-Related Withdrawals
EPF members need help to replenish their retirement savings, given the significant pre-retirement withdrawals made during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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MOF: EPF Members’ Savings At A Worrying Level, Many With Less Than RM10,000
Deputy Finance Minister I Datuk Mohd Shahar Abdullah has once again highlighted the worrying level of savings of […]
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MTUC: Let Employees Decide On EPF Contribution Rate Until Year-End
MTUC urged the government to allow employees to choose whether they wish to keep their EPF contribution rate at 9% until end-2022, or revert to 11%.
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DOSM: Malaysians Now Expected To Live Until 75.5 Years Old
A baby born in Malaysia this year is expected to live to 75.5 on average, up from 75.2 […]