QUOTE(LostAndFound @ Feb 20 2017, 11:30 AM)
Got, you just add 6k a year for a few years. After 4 years you have 24k + interest, you withdraw all, so that year you don't get rebate. Then the next year you start another 6k.
You skip one year of rebate, gain back liquidity. Since 4% isn't too bad I think just leave there better.
QUOTE(fkinmeng @ Feb 20 2017, 12:50 PM)
hi, just want to clarify:
1st year - put in rm6k.
2nd year - get interest for 1st year 6k. withdraw rm6k, put in rm6k on december, account close at end of 2nd year is rm6k.
3rd year - no interest for 2nd year, since nett for 2nd year is rm0.
correct?
QUOTE(LostAndFound @ Feb 20 2017, 12:53 PM)
Yes. So don't bother putting in 6k in 2nd year. Either put 12k or don't put in.
QUOTE(rapple @ Feb 20 2017, 12:55 PM)
Dividend is prorated.
Tax relief is given on net savings.
Your 2nd year assumption on dividend is right, but you get no tax relief for that YA.
Najib so smart make us no choice but invest every yr.