I always used https://epay.ptptn.gov.my/saving/sspnlogin.html

SSPN Statement for income tax purpose can be generated.

Thanks for the info

once download, I can withdraw my money d?

Can we withdraw just like that? I thought there is certain condition like if your children go to University?

not sure, some sifus here said we can withdraw anytime we wish

Yes. Can withdraw anytime.

Said multiple times already.

I tried to generate the statement for income tax purpose for savings last year.

But it does not have the option for last year's statement and only shown the statement for 2017. Any idea?

Usually when log in there's an option there but seems like that option got bugged or something because it's missing.

The website to check the account seems down from last week. Anyone can access?

The latest link to check your statement or top up your account.

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

is e-sspn website down?

use the link above your post.

tqtq!

Submitted withdrawal form on 7th Jan (Sat)
Withdrawal reflected on SSPN on 16th Jan
Money reflected in MBB on 18th Jan

So end of the year put back the money in SSPN?

hi guys, help needed.

I open account SSPN-I plus online on 30thDec and I have got confirmation email from ipay88 of the online transfer payment.
but until today I am still not able to check online my account.

I try register at the link below but failed with the message of
"Anda tidak berjaya membuat pendaftaran. Sila cuba lagi. Sila pastikan maklumat yang diisi adalah sah dan cuba semula."
https://www.ptptn.gov.my/sspn-online-regist...istration/index

am I on the right path?

so efficient

Saw this withdrawal info for SSPN. Is this a new rule? Anyone can clarify?

http://www.ptptn.gov.my/web/english/faq-en...sspn/withdrawal


What are the terms for withdrawal of savings?





Withdrawals are allowed after a period of 1 year upon opening of an account. There are 2 types of withdrawals:


•10% withdrawal of current balance OR RM500, whichever is lower, once a year; OR
•100% withdrawal (termination of account) in the following cases:◦The child is offered a place in any higher learning institution;
◦The child has voluntarily withdrawn from the education system OR has been expelled for a specific reason;
◦Suffering from an illness certified by a doctor as being incurable;
◦Experience total permanent disability as certified by a doctor;
◦Death of the child; or
◦Death of the depositor.

This terms has always been there.

Edit: If you are looking for the "anytime withdrawal " term then you won't be able to find it. It's not stated.

This post has been edited by rapple: Feb 3 2017, 03:16 PM