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.
If you’ve read my earlier post, you will know that I had made my first Private Retirement Scheme (PRS) investment in December last year. I read from The Star Online that, as of 31 August 2013, there were 36,663 PRS contributors. Seems like not so many are interested to invest in PRS. Or perhaps the […]
Why I invested in Private Retirement Scheme (PRS)? Read More »
For this post, I will be sharing my first Private Retirement Scheme or also known as PRS investment. I started my first PRS investment By now, I believe most of us, the wage earners in Malaysia had heard of Private Retirement Scheme or PRS investment. In December 2013, I started my first PRS investment. I
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Do you wish to check your EPF or KWSP number? In this post, I’ll share 8 ways you can check your EPF number (or KWSP number) in Malaysia including using IC online. I’ll also share how EPF members residing overseas can check their EPF numbers. You’ll also find common questions related to EPF numbers and
How to Check EPF Number in 2023? (with IC, online and more) Read More »
This article on financial consultants published today on The Star Online caught my attention. After finished reading this article, the first thing in my mind is I wanted to share it here on my blog. I believe some of us have been approached by many financial consultants especially recently, due to the introduction of the
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Retirement… sounds like a wonderful destination for us, the wage earner. When we heard of retirement, we imagine happy and joyful seniors enjoying their life after many years of hard labour. These seniors will have plenty of time to do the things they love. For example, go Yamcha (tea drinking session) with friends, travelling to new
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