Very creative
Anybody have actually done it?

Erm, not something new.

I already did it in:-

Nov/Dec 2015 - Deposit 6k then withdraw in Jan 2016
Nov/Dec 2016 - Deposit 12k then withdraw in Jan 2017
Nov/Dec 2017 - Deposit 18k then withdraw in Feb 2018

Very hassle to withdraw.
They should come out with online withdraw

Their intention is you deposit and don't withdraw till your child studying. Why would they want to spend resources to make it easier to withdraw?

Let think other way round.
Why they allow payment to PTPTN via credit card?

If their intention is good, they will not allow payment via credit card as it may cause the payee to default in credit card payment if they did not clear the credit card bill.

if this logic is logical, then so is allowing people to use credit cards to pay for other expenses too.....

This post has been edited by MUM: Nov 24 2018, 02:24 PM

How to jump from SSPN withdrawal to PTPTN payment? Anyway PTPTN payment the priority is for payment to be made, hence accept forms of payment which facilitate that. Not their job to worry about whether the payee knows how to handle finances.

by tax relief definition it is on tahun semasa.

so if i save 6k in 2018
in 2019 i withdraw all
in 2020 i just save 6k i can get the tax relief d right?

but then he/she would have "missed" the tax relief for year 2019

Thank you for validating the theory.

Will start this program effective this year.

yes correct. i ask like that coz got something to do in 2019 so need to wdraw all remain min balance only and start back on 2020. if withdraw now 18k, later save 6k per yr until 2023 only can get rebate then no point d.

Nice. Now with the plus account its 12k relief even better right

PELANGGAN YANG DIHARGAI & DIKASIHI.

TERIMA KASIH KERANA TERUS MENABUNG BERSAMA SSPN



SUDAHKAH ANDA MEMBUAT PENABUNGAN DEPOSIT KE DALAM AKAUN SSPN ANAK-ANAK ANDA UNTUK TAKSIRAN PENGECUALIAN CUKAI DARI RM6,000.00 HINGGA RM12,000.00 PADA TAHUN 2018 ?


got this in email??? up to 12 K, what did I miss?

This post has been edited by michaelho: Nov 27 2018, 01:44 AM

workable but a bit of hassle, btw, how long before the money gets deposited in your account?

while waiting for responses, I googled and found these.....
hope they can provides you with some info while you wait for responses....

SSPN i-plus 12K tax relief oh SSPN i-plus 12K tax relief
http://ck5354.blogspot.com/2016/10/sspn-i-...-oh-sspn-i.html

https://www.thestar.com.my/news/education/2...he-last-minute/

6K is SSPN specific.

The other 6k is the SSPN-i-plus or whatever they're calling it. That one is claimable under different category (the life insurance/EPF one). Useless for most of us who have regular EPF contributions and/or a life insurance plan which may hit the 6k mark already.

OK Thanks ...

how long it takes from withdraw request until get money?

Within 7 working days

If walk in to SSPN branch to put 6K, any freebies now?