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PETALING JAYA: The maximum matching incentive limit for the i-Saraan programme has been increased from RM300 to RM500 per year effective Jan 1, Employees Provident Fund (EPF) said.

The proposed plan is designed with Hungary's likely obstruction in mind, avoiding the regular disbursement of aid that can be blocked by a single member state.

Work on a new plan to unlock tens of billions of euros, which will help increase the volume of military aid for Ukraine, will commence in the European Union this week. Source: European Pravda, citing The Wall Street Journal Quote: "Given the dependence of Ukraine on external support, the choices made by the EU member states and partners in the coming period will either allow Ukraine to progress decisively or will seriously undermine its ability to resist," the proposal says.

Argentina’s newly elected president, Libertarian Javier Milei, has been forced to make concessions in his radical market reform package, shelving plans to privatize state-run oil company YPF SA

SHAH ALAM: The establishment of the proposed Gig Economy Commission will be expedited once approval from the Cabinet is received, says Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.

If you save just Rs 5,000 per month and invest it in PPF, Fixed Deposits, or Mutual Funds, you could potentially accumulate a fund worth a crore.

Malaysian premier says selection process for EPF CEO can take “a few weeks” because appointments have to be screened by government bodies, including t...

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is scheduled to present the Interim Budget 2024 on February 1. It is speculated that as a pre-election gift, the Modi government may increase the income tax exemptions.

The European Union's External Action Service has submitted a proposal to member states to reform the fund that provides military support to Ukraine, as the EU is moving from providing weapons from existing stocks to purchasing new ones.

The European Union's foreign affairs agency has presented a proposal to member states to reform a fund that provides military aid to Ukraine as the EU transitions from sending arms from existing stockpiles to purchasing new ones, Bloomberg reported on Jan. 19.