QUOTE(-CoupeFanatic- @ Sep 11 2019, 10:56 AM)
Can the Malaysian government just print money to pay off EPF holders in the event the fund does not perform as expected?
I mean it's not suppose to do this right? But it seems to me that nothing is stopping this from happening though.
EPF has been performing ok and has managed to sail through 1997 Asian financial crisis (one of the worst) as well as 2008 GFC. I mean it's not suppose to do this right? But it seems to me that nothing is stopping this from happening though.
EPF has a diversified investment portfolio, from overseas investment, MGS and local equities.
EPF is not like pension scheme fund of gov, whereby when more and more gov servant pension, the more gov burden that needs to pay for the pension scheme.
EPF money come from your own money saved and dividend is paid based on income generated by EPF.
So it is a more and less self sustained mechanism, worst is when EPF investment is not performing, less income generated, then less dividend can be distributed.
Sep 11 2019, 03:36 PM
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