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All EPF members can make i-Sinar withdrawals from Account 1 soon Published Modified11 Feb 2021, 12:10 pm A - All Employees Provident Fund contributors will soon be able to make withdrawals from their Account 1 under the i-Sinar facility. Finance Minister Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz said various conditions barring such withdrawals are being removed on the advice of Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin after taking into consideration public feedback. All Access Plan

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A large segment of Malaysians in the private sector are dependent on their EPF savings for retirement, as a crucial pillar of the country’s social safety net, which is why EPF continually practises a high standard of corporate governance with professional management to consistently drive high returns. DESPITE the headwinds last year, the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) may declare a dividend rate ranging from 4.0% to 5.5% for 2020, according to a number of economists. Sunway University economi...

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 8 — Employees Provident Fund (EPF) has announced at midnight that it has a technical issue on its i-Sinar online portal. Contributors that have applied for i-Sinar are urged to check again this morning after 8.00am to get their actual application status. It was reported...

The EPF urged i-Sinar applicants to recheck the status of their applications from 8am today (Feb 8), as its system was glitched earlier.

According to the survey, most of them were aged 40-55. The survey involved 809 people with 47.7% from the T20 group, 31.1% from the M40 group and 35.3% from the B40 group responding that it would be for this purpose. “Interestingly, investment was one of the main reasons for a i-Sinar withdrawal, particularly among the T20 group. “Even in these challenging times with the Covid-19 pandemic, there are people who see an opportunity and want to seize it,” the research centre said in a stateme...

IF the darkest hour is just before the dawn, things are looking pretty downbeat now, with the second round of the Movement Control Order (MCO 2.0) — which started out in five states and three federal territories on Jan 13 — expanded to the whole country except Sarawak until at least Feb 4.

'I had just started working not long before the company decided to reduce its headcount...'

Cautionary tale: Foong and Chaw holding up a copy of her police report during a press conference in Ipoh. IPOH: A former waitress who lost her job during the first movement control order last March used funds from her Employees Provident Fund’s i-Sinar facility to pay number forecast agencies for tips for 4D wins only to be cheated of RM3,000. Taking the easier way out to make a fast buck, Foong Wai Min, 42, invested a total of RM3,000 with a stranger she befriended on social media. She gath...

29 Jan 2021 / 18:26 H. Pix for representational purpose only. IPOH: A 42-year-old woman claimed that she had been cheated of RM3,000, including RM1,000 of i-Sinar money, by scammers who enticed her to buy number forecast tickets through Facebook. The mother of five from Menglembu here said her misfortune started at 10am on Dec 1 last year when she came across a man known as Kelvin offering tips for number forecasts on Facebook. “First, I banked in RM500 into an account as requested. Then, ...