Its reverted back to 3k

Link to MOF

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Extend RM6K another 3 years for tax relief

This post has been edited by wingchan12: Nov 1 2017, 05:15 PM


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thanks for info.

Thanks for the update.

where to check sspn balance?
i tried using ptptn website but error when want to check balance in sspn

try this?

https://www.ptptn.gov.my/saving/sspnlogin.html

your can check? when i check penyata comes out error

HTTP Status 500 - Request processing failed; nested exception is org.springframework.jdbc.UncategorizedSQLException: PreparedStatementCallback; uncategorized SQLException for SQL

yes,...i checked and ok...
else,...try this..just abit longer process

https://www.ptptn.gov.my/web/guest/simpanan/penyata

which browser u use?

win explorer..google chrome
old computer Win XP OS....

Not really.Every year wil b diffrent dividen just like asb.Wil be announced yearly but wont fall above 3.9%

anyone else facing problem checking balance?

Mine error too

Adoi.. the user interface..

FYI - check balance = click on the WORDS link lor (2nd column)
U wil get your Account Statement

Dont click on the BUTTON / 4th column "Penyata Hasil"
This i think is for LHDN thinggy statement - which is screwy now

This post has been edited by wongmunkeong: Oct 31 2017, 02:48 PM

Thank you sir, you're a hero.

U r GOD
thank you

all this while i click on the penyata and get error

If 2018 will revert back to 3k only, is it still worth putting in? Anyone did some analysis? Tax noob here.

Why you need an analysis for a saving account that gives 4% dividend on average yearly and also entitled for tax relief.

And the savings it's protected by the government

This post has been edited by rapple: Nov 2 2017, 10:18 AM

Also - no revision la.

from my understanding of the announced Budget 2018, it'll be rebranded to 1Malaysia Education Savings or something AND the tax relief of $6K continues. - please do correct me if i'm mistaken ya.

Also - how to analyze when:
1. We don't know your tax bracket
2. We don't know what U know/dont know about how to use $ / invest
3. We also don't know your timeline for future spending Vs current spending/debts & debts' interest rate.

bwhaahah sigh..
IMHO - best person to analyze one's requirements or worth it/not worth it is oneself

Actually I'm not thinking into such depth.

Previously, I read someone calculated that if he max out 6k for tax relief, it was at least 1.2k net saving. So I'm looking for the figure if 3k, then how much is it? Wondering is it around 600.

But if no revision, then no need think so hard.

This post has been edited by Amanda85: Nov 2 2017, 11:32 AM