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The government will formulate additional measures in the near future to provide targeted assistance to vulnerable groups, said Finance Minister Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Tengku Abdul Aziz.

THE government’s decision to allow petty traders to operate during the movement control order allowed me to earn some money during these difficult times. Although the SOP was slightly confusing, my business was able to make some profit. I’m hopeful that the government will channel more help for traders, like the one-off RM500 from the Perak state government to affected hawkers and petty traders. — Rajoo, 49, cobbler in Ipoh Many food sellers like me opt for delivery service, but we actual...

Employees Provident Fund Starting 8 March 2021, EPF said that members can also amend their application details such as amount to be withdrawn, bank details, address, telephone number, and payment method on i-Sinar Online. However, you may want to think twice about this But, as Malaysians rush to take out their retirement savings, their EPF accounts show they’re not prepared for the bad times, even before the pandemic swept the country. Based on reports by NST, the Federation of Malaysian Cons...

Applicants for the i-Sinar facility under the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) submitted before Feb 25 will be progressively approved in batches following the removal of all previous criteria set for the withdrawals, and payments begin today, March 2.

Malaysia’s EPF ends 2020 up 7.9% at almost $250 billion Bloomberg Malaysias Employees Provident Fund posted record gross investment gains in 2020, lifting the value of its portfolio to 1 trillion ringgit ($247.5 billion) as of Dec. 31. The Kuala Lumpur-based EPF made those advances despite granting participants early access to their retirement savings to help them survive the economic devastation of the coronavirus crisis. A Feb. 27 announcement by the national defined contribution system sai...

RAJA FAISAL HISHAN/The Star Despite 2020 being a bad year in terms of the pandemic and economic downturn, on Feb 27, 2021, Malaysian retirement savings fund, the Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF), declared a dividend of 5.2% for conventional savings and 4.9% for syariah savings for 2020, amounting to a total payout of RM47.64bil. This could be the main reason why EPF had earlier announced its readiness to allow an unconditional withdrawal of funds by those who are most affected by the economic ...

The retirement fund also said from March 8, members may amend their application details such as amount to be withdrawn, bank details, address, telephone number, and payment method on i-Sinar Online. KUALA LUMPUR: Applications for the i-Sinar facility in February submitted before Feb 25 will be approved in batches and payments started Tuesday (March 2), the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) said. The EPF said in a statement this included applications awaiting approval and were previously rejected, ...

Applicants for the i-Sinar facility under the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) submitted before Feb 25 will be progressively approved in batches following the removal of all previous criteria set for the withdrawals, and payments begin Tuesday, March 2

Malaysia's EPF said record investment gains helped its portfolio end 2020 at 1 trillion ringgit, despite COVID-19-related early withdrawals.

Skip to main content What to Watch in March: Godzilla vs. Kong, New MCU Series and Prince Akeem Returns to America What to Watch in March: Godzilla vs. Kong, New MCU Series and Prince Akeem Returns to America From blockbuster superhero releases, to a sequel 33 years in the making, here are the best movies and TV shows to stream this March Keith Phipps, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail The first two months of 2021 have brought no shortage of compelling, even great, movies and TV series but in M...