QUOTE(virtualgay @ Jun 18 2025, 12:14 PM)
After reading is just all talk talk talk with no real action yet
How we going to protect aging population?
Is epf going to invest in nursing home and provide affordable nursing home?
Is epf going to partner with an insurance company and work out medical plan that is affordable and can cover until we are age 100?
Is epf going to influence policy making by increasing our retirement age?
Is gov and epf work together to start taxing and forcing gig workers to contribute, imagine now you drive grab earn 7k per month yet you don't want contribute to epf later old time start blame epf saving so low
*i-lindung is not medical plan so pls don't confuse yourself. it is like a PA and Critical illness that is cheaper compare to you try to buy it directly from insurance company.
The real question should be what is the Government of Malaysia going to do with this issue, and not dump the issue to EPF. EPF is not the right platform to solve this issue, because a large large large (yeah, I repeat this 3 times) portion of society is not covered by EPF.
UBI is one solution. Euthanasia is another (although almost no one wants this).
Universal elderly care system (old folks home + hospitalization/medical treatment) is another.
in fact, all about can be funded one way or another by a combi of self payment (can choose class) + employer (like pencen) + government (subsidies).
But any gov servants/politicians will really sit down and think about it?