I believe retirement planning is an important part of everyone’s personal finance.
Other than growing my money through various types of investment vehicles in Malaysia, I also actively building my nest egg through the Employee Provident Fund (EPF or KWSP) and Private Retirement Scheme (PRS).
You may find more write-ups on each EPF and PRS subcategory.
In this post, I will be sharing on PRS Youth Incentive and why eligible Malaysian youth should grab the FREE RM1,000 latest by 31 December 2018. This post includes the short term and long term benefits of joining PRS Youth Incentives. Among them is to use an online calculator to see how you can grow […]
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In this post, I will be sharing how to top up PRS online through PPA (Private Pension Administrator) site. Previously, my PRS top-up was using Maybank online transfer. Whereby I had to email the transaction slip to my PRS advisor. So that she can submit the slip to the Manulife PRS team to ensure proper
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Looking for a Manulife PRS investor login website? Read on further below. To start with, I am a Manulife PRS investor and I am also a Manulife Unit Trust investor (Previously under MAAKL Mutual). At first, I find it hard to look for Manulife PRS investor login and Manulife Unit Trust investor login. After a
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In December 2017, I got frustrated when I wish to top up Manulife PRS investment through Maybank. I have done that before and I did share in my previous post. It was simple, quick and easy too. But this time, when I wish to do my transfer, I saw additional detail which is the PRS account
How To Top Up Manulife PRS via Maybank2u? Read More »
In Oct 2015, I was reading the article Having enough for retirement on The Star Online. It is worrying that most EPF contributors on the verge of retirement do not have enough savings for their golden years. This is also a sad situation that 68% of this group has less than RM50,000 EPF savings. With some
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