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IceQTurbo
post Apr 3 2015, 08:31 AM

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guys, I have been thinking about SSPN. Hope someone can shed some light on this. Is SSPN really a good medium to save money?

Let's say I save RM6k this year, and get the max deduction of 26%, I can get RM1,560 refund. Subsequently, this 6k might entitle to a dividend of say 3-4% every year? I can't withdraw this money until my children are being offered a place in tertiary education (no flexibility).

what if I can save the same amount of money in another investment, which generate
more than 5% every year, in the end I will have both higher savings couple with flexibility.

Is my analysis correct?
IceQTurbo
post Apr 3 2015, 09:06 AM

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QUOTE(yklooi @ Apr 3 2015, 08:41 AM)
hmm.gif can tell us what can give > 5% and no investment risk?
if can get of course..you are right in the long term

I made a quick google and found this...this is just an example...more in google

Does it worth to put saving in Skim Simpanan Pendidikan Nasional (SSPN-i)?
http://voyager8.blogspot.com/2013/12/does-...ng-in-skim.html
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Firstly, don't get me wrong of rejecting SSPN, I myself also invest in SSPN. I'm just thinking whether this is the best option with my limited funds. smile.gif
I don't think there is any investment which has no risk.. it's either low, medium or high risk.
Even saving in SSPN has its own risk, I don't think our money is guaranteed, right? what if one day PTPTN declare bankruptcy as many defaulters.. there goes our money.. cry.gif

Some investments which I can think of... shares with more than 5% dividend yield (probably REIT?), unit trust (like ASW, ASB...)...

 

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