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.
This post is a collection of historical EPF dividend rates from the year 1983 until 2022. Historical EPF dividend rates from 1983 until 2022 The chart below shows the historical EPF dividend rates from the year 1983 until the year 2022. Year Dividend Rates (%)(Konvensional) Dividend Rates (%)(Shariah) 1983-1987 8.50 – 1988-1994 8.00 – 1995 […]
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From January 2008 to December 2009 and March 2016 to December 2017, the EPF contribution rate reduced to 8% from 11%. As for the employer contribution, there are no changes. During those periods, the employee who wishes to maintain their EPF contribution rate at the current 11% can opt to fill in a special form,
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This morning I heard an advertisement through a local radio channel that Prudential has a website on one of the most important reasons for us to save, retirement planning. The website is called What is Your Number? When I clicked on the poll ‘Have you ever thought about how much you need for your retirement?’
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