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post Nov 10 2020, 12:34 AM

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QUOTE(cute_boboi @ Nov 9 2020, 11:58 PM)
A quick glance at the 2018 picture will say it still does not tally.

Since it is a range amount, I can take the middle average 0-5k = 2.5k
5001-6000 = 5500
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and apply 70:30 rule and rework my calculations again ...

But the point is, it must add the non-active contributors, to be able to skew the % so high (32-42%).
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and the 2018 picture also may not have included any amount of money that may have taken out for other purposes (ex: buy property or land)
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post Nov 10 2020, 02:20 AM

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QUOTE(cute_boboi @ Nov 9 2020, 11:53 PM)
On a separate topic of cash value, if someone has the total savings including non-active contributors ... otherwise based on the same 2018 picture, how much dent assuming a certain savings range decides to withdraw all out of EPF (as per RM500 x 12) or whatever, for simplicity sake, let's say every single one of them are able to withdraw everything !!!

Total 2018 savings = RM 612,374,018,597 i.e. 612 billion

0-5k savings = 1.01% of total savings = RM 2,525,873,976 i.e. 2.5 billion only, not even making a dent
0-50k = 11.82% = RM 72,404,550,698 i.e. 72.4 billion only
0-100k = 26.96% = RM 165,079,861,913 i.e. 165 billion

Bear in mind of the assumptions above that every single one is able to withdraw everything. If we reduce it to max 6k per person, using the earlier post individual count, and lumping the rest of non-active contributors (2.1M) into the 5001-6000 savings range,

0-5k savings = same as above RM  2,525,873,976 for 5.96M people
0-50k = 21,202,779,168 i.e. 21.20 billion for 11.18M people !
0-100k = 28,939,149,168 i.e. 28.94 billion 12.47M people !!! EPF only has 14.19M contributors (both active and non)

as compared to 2018 total of RM612 billion. A very amateur layman EPF contributor estimate from me, it will not even dent EPF funds. Which I doubt when some mention earlier EPF will be in trouble, need to sell holdings/bonds, etc. for the 12x RM500 monthly withdrawals.
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Bonus calculation: if every single person perform an eligible 6k withdrawal (for each range max limit, without 70:30 ratio) the total withdrawal is 39,240,339,168 i.e. RM39.2 billion only. Assumption is the remaining 2.1M non-active contributors are at the lowest 5001-6000 range.
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Good job. That is a good analysis. Clear to a layman like me.
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post Nov 10 2020, 09:27 AM

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I used CIMB Click to top up self-contribution before.

But, I notice CIMB Click adds selection in Contribution Type.

I only can select either "Self-Employed" or "I-Saraan/I-Suri", but I'm none of these types.

I just purely would like to add some money into EPF to gain dividend, how should I proceed?

Thanks in advance!
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QUOTE(tinyisland @ Nov 10 2020, 09:27 AM)
I used CIMB Click to top up self-contribution before.

But, I notice CIMB Click adds selection in Contribution Type.

I only can select either "Self-Employed" or "I-Saraan/I-Suri", but I'm none of these types.

I just purely would like to add some money into EPF to gain dividend, how should I proceed?

Thanks in advance!
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as per this site...
Voluntary Contribution with Retirement Incentive (i-Saraan) allows our members who are self-employed and do not earn a regular income to make voluntary contributions towards your retirement, and at the same time receive additional contribution from the government.

As a member under this incentive, you will receive a 15% government contribution (a maximum of RM250/year [Effective 1 Jan 2018]) on top of your own contributions.

*Not applicable to members that receive a fixed employer contribution.
*Government contribution is limited to members who are below age 55.

https://www.kwsp.gov.my/member/contribution/i-saraan

thus, as for this "I just purely would like to add some money into EPF to gain dividend, how should I proceed?"
to prevent more troublesome quiries,...just do the normal self contribution mode.

Is Self Contribution open to all?
Self Contribution is open to all Malaysian citizens who have registered as EPF members.

If I am a salaried employee, can I still make a Self Contribution?
Yes, you can.
https://www.kwsp.gov.my/member/contribution...lf-contribution

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QUOTE(cute_boboi @ Nov 9 2020, 11:53 PM)
On a separate topic of cash value, if someone has the total savings including non-active contributors ... otherwise based on the same 2018 picture, how much dent assuming a certain savings range decides to withdraw all out of EPF (as per RM500 x 12) or whatever, for simplicity sake, let's say every single one of them are able to withdraw everything !!!

Total 2018 savings = RM 612,374,018,597 i.e. 612 billion

0-5k savings = 1.01% of total savings = RM 2,525,873,976 i.e. 2.5 billion only, not even making a dent
0-50k = 11.82% = RM 72,404,550,698 i.e. 72.4 billion only
0-100k = 26.96% = RM 165,079,861,913 i.e. 165 billion

Bear in mind of the assumptions above that every single one is able to withdraw everything. If we reduce it to max 6k per person, using the earlier post individual count, and lumping the rest of non-active contributors (2.1M) into the 5001-6000 savings range,

0-5k savings = same as above RM  2,525,873,976 for 5.96M people
0-50k = 21,202,779,168 i.e. 21.20 billion for 11.18M people !
0-100k = 28,939,149,168 i.e. 28.94 billion 12.47M people !!! EPF only has 14.19M contributors (both active and non)

as compared to 2018 total of RM612 billion. A very amateur layman EPF contributor estimate from me, it will not even dent EPF funds. Which I doubt when some mention earlier EPF will be in trouble, need to sell holdings/bonds, etc. for the 12x RM500 monthly withdrawals.
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Bonus calculation: if every single person perform an eligible 6k withdrawal (for each range max limit, without 70:30 ratio) the total withdrawal is 39,240,339,168 i.e. RM39.2 billion only. Assumption is the remaining 2.1M non-active contributors are at the lowest 5001-6000 range.
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"It is projected that the total payment for Account 1 withdrawals will involve RM4bil." Source : TheStar Budget 2021: LiveBlog

Also note that the annual contribution of employee / employer into EPF is 71,466m cash in 2018, assume the same amount in 2020/2021 for argument, the max withdrawal of RM39b assumption above still wont make a dent, even further assuming that contribution received by EPF is half thanks to covid (this itself is also unlikely). Hence it is not likely that EPF need to sell their asset in anyway to fund this withdrawal..

QUOTE(cute_boboi @ Nov 9 2020, 11:58 PM)

But the point is, it must add the non-active contributors, to be able to skew the % so high (32-42%).
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The figure will not tally, after all they have 2020 latest directly slice and dice to their requirement for presentation, we had only 2018 published.
I also think that it must include non-active members.

And non-active members will have lower average for many reasons...
The non-active average saving = RM32.4k
total epf asset - total active member asset (833,763m - 612,374m) 221,389m divide by 6.83m non-active

Active members have average saving of 83.2k (612,374m/7.36m)

And active members have 2.5 times more in EPF than non-active on average.


The whole point is that EPF net is not as wide as many people perceived, with only 7+ million active, that's only 25% of the population. Total members is only 50% of Malaysia population. The statistics of 42% dont have 5k in account 1 brought about a whole lot of kopitiam chatter... but to me look quite believable.

And in the manner of budget announcement, it is like everyone will get a piece of the cash from EPF, but the reality of the stats pointed otherwise.. only for EPF members only, and those with money only. From what we see above, more possibly active members than non-active members that will have the means to do this withdrawal.

A whole lot category of malaysia population are just not likely to have EPF, self-employed individuals, freelancers, musicians, artists, hawkers, vendors, and so forth.

Many chatter on this topic sometime miss the forest for the trees, this EPF withdrawal is only RM4b estimated, and is up to the EPF member individual decision, and wasnt even government money to start with. Where is the scrutiny for the big elephant spending in the budget?


More fun facts...
If one have more than RM500,000 in the EPF, congrats, that is top 2% of the kuli active members world...

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post Nov 10 2020, 11:24 AM

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Till now, EPF has not announced the proper procedure (such as correct application form), for those employees who wish to maintain the minimum statutory contribution rate for employees at eleven (11) per cent, from January 2021 to December 2021, right?


QUOTE(backspace66 @ Nov 9 2020, 09:21 PM)
This is not a recommendation, but this is what i still have

I am currently on public global select fund - US centric
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Principal china-india-indonesia
Principal greater china (in and out or frequent switching)

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Thanks a lot, backspace66.

This post has been edited by kart: Nov 10 2020, 11:26 AM
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post Nov 10 2020, 01:04 PM

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QUOTE(plc255 @ Nov 10 2020, 11:04 AM)
"It is projected that the total payment for Account 1 withdrawals will involve RM4bil."  Source : TheStar Budget 2021: LiveBlog

Also note that the annual contribution of employee / employer into EPF is 71,466m cash in 2018, assume the same amount in 2020/2021 for argument, the max withdrawal of RM39b assumption above still wont make a dent, even further assuming that contribution received by EPF is half thanks to covid (this itself is also unlikely). Hence it is not likely that EPF need to sell their asset in anyway to fund this withdrawal..
The figure will not tally, after all they have 2020 latest directly slice and dice to their requirement for presentation, we had only 2018 published.
I also think that it must include non-active members.

And non-active members will have lower average for many reasons...
The non-active average saving = RM32.4k
total epf asset - total active member asset (833,763m - 612,374m) 221,389m divide by 6.83m non-active

Active members have average saving of 83.2k (612,374m/7.36m)

And active members have 2.5 times more in EPF than non-active on average.
The whole point is that EPF net is not as wide as many people perceived, with only 7+ million active, that's only 25% of the population. Total members is only 50% of Malaysia population. The statistics of 42% dont have 5k in account 1 brought about a whole lot of kopitiam chatter... but to me look quite believable.

And in the manner of budget announcement, it is like everyone will get a piece of the cash from EPF, but the reality of the stats pointed otherwise.. only for EPF members only, and those with money only. From what we see above, more possibly active members than non-active members that will have the means to do this withdrawal.

A whole lot category of malaysia population are just not likely to have EPF, self-employed individuals, freelancers, musicians, artists, hawkers, vendors, and so forth.

Many chatter on this topic sometime miss the forest for the trees, this EPF withdrawal is only RM4b estimated, and is up to the EPF member individual decision, and wasnt even government money to start with. Where is the scrutiny for the big elephant spending in the budget?
More fun facts...
If one have more than RM500,000 in the EPF, congrats, that is top 2% of the kuli active members world...
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You hit several points in my mind as well. Also the rm6k risk is spread out 500/mth over 12 months.

QUOTE(kart @ Nov 10 2020, 11:24 AM)
Till now, EPF has not announced the proper procedure (such as correct application form), for those employees who wish to maintain the minimum statutory contribution rate for employees at eleven (11) per cent, from January 2021 to December 2021, right?
Thanks a lot, backspace66.
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Something you can do is fill up the Form 17A (NOTIS PILIHAN MENCARUM MELEBIHI KADAR. BERKANUN (SYER PEKERJA)) with your HR and submit. I notice my employee contribution is fixed at the % I submitted and never move during this few years when govt/EPF realign every so often. So I don't need to bother on the action to maintain statutory.

The simplest is increase 1% for your own employee deduction from 11% to 12%
1% for a 10k income is just RM100, which for that income, it is nothing.
Of course, my advise (may not be sound to some others) is to contribute more in your earlier years to maximise the compounding effect for your retirement.
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post Nov 12 2020, 06:36 PM

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Beginning 11 November, branches in CMCO areas will open from 9.00 am to 2.00 pm

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How many members here are opting for the investment scheme within EPF?

Has anyone done comparisons and found cost efficient mutual funds with global or US focus?

Please share, I am looking into it because I foresee lower dividends moving forward.
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QUOTE(TheEquatorian @ Nov 13 2020, 03:54 PM)
How many members here are opting for the investment scheme within EPF?

Has anyone done comparisons and found cost efficient mutual funds with global or US focus?

Please share, I am looking into it because I foresee lower dividends moving forward.
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while waiting for responses,...i googled and found this 2017 data....
https://www.kwsp.gov.my/o/kwsp-theme/css/as...by_Division.pdf



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post Nov 14 2020, 08:07 PM

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EPF: Account 1 withdrawal details will be out on Wednesday

KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 14): The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) said it will announce the details of access to the Account 1 facility, to be called i-Sinar, on Wednesday (Nov 18).

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/epf-...e-out-wednesday
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More info disclosed for i-Sinar:

EPF contributors allowed to withdraw from Account 1 only after making max withdrawal from Account 2, says Treasury sec-gen

PETALING JAYA: Contributors of the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) can only make a withdrawal from Account 1 if they have already hit the maximum withdrawal amount of Account 2 via the i-Lestari programme, says the Treasury secretary-general.

Datuk Asri Hamidon said this was one of the conditions that the government had set for withdrawing savings from EPF Account 1, which is known as the i-Sinar programme.

https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2020...reasury-sec-gen
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QUOTE(bun seller @ Nov 15 2020, 08:59 PM)
Can we apply both I lestari and I Sinar at the same time?
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Finalized details will be announced on coming Wednesday (18/11/2020).
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EPF i-Sinar Account 1 offers advances to eligible members

KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 16): The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) has announced a scheme called i-Sinar, which will permit eligible members to take an advance from their respective Accounts 1. The scheme is expected to benefit two million members.

The facility will be open for application starting next month (December).

According to EPF chief executive officer Tunku Alizakri Alias, the advance will be credited into members' bank accounts by the end of next month, once applications are received.

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/epf-...ligible-members
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Here’s how you can get access to your EPF Account 1

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PETALING JAYA: Some two million contributors can now withdraw between RM4,000 and RM10,000 from Account 1 in the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) under i-Sinar.

They can start to withdraw the money from next month to help them deal with the Covid-19 pandemic economic fallout.

“After a thorough study and assessment, the EPF has taken the step to widen the scope of i-Sinar to cover active members who have lost their jobs, given no-pay leave, or have no other source of income, ” the fund said in a statement Monday (Nov 16).

The payout is expected to cost EPF RM14bil.

https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2020...r-epf-account-1
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post Nov 16 2020, 09:42 PM

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However, Tunku Alizakri emphasised that this facility is not a "withdrawal" but rather an "advance", pointing out that eligible members will need to replenish the amount withdrawn.

https://www.msn.com/en-my/money/topstories/...c?ocid=msedgntp

just guess have to wait till 18 Nov for the more details of how the 'Replenishment" are gonna be.....
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QUOTE(yklooi @ Nov 16 2020, 09:42 PM)
However, Tunku Alizakri emphasised that this facility is not a "withdrawal" but rather an "advance", pointing out that eligible members will need to replenish the amount withdrawn.

https://www.msn.com/en-my/money/topstories/...c?ocid=msedgntp

just guess have to wait till 18 Nov for the more details of how the 'Replenishment" are gonna be.....
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Official statement from kwsp.gov.my

Members who choose to apply for the i-Sinar facility will be required to replace the full amount advanced. All future contributions will be 100% credited to Account 1 until such time the amount advanced is replenished. Thereafter, contributions will revert to 70% to Account 1 and 30% to Account 2.
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QUOTE(yklooi @ Nov 16 2020, 09:42 PM)
However, Tunku Alizakri emphasised that this facility is not a "withdrawal" but rather an "advance", pointing out that eligible members will need to replenish the amount withdrawn.

https://www.msn.com/en-my/money/topstories/...c?ocid=msedgntp

just guess have to wait till 18 Nov for the more details of how the 'Replenishment" are gonna be.....
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Year 2020 dividen.. will be then lower or higher .. with this sudden 14-16bil withdrawal?


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QUOTE(KIP21 @ Nov 16 2020, 10:27 PM)
Year 2020 dividen.. will be then lower or higher .. with this sudden 14-16bil withdrawal?
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isn't that depends on the investment returns?

1000 billion if got 6% = xxxxxx
100 billion if got 6% = xxxxx
10 billion if got 6% = xxxx

still dependent of the 6%....(ROI)??

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QUOTE(yklooi @ Nov 16 2020, 11:46 PM)
isn't that depends on the investment returns?

1000 billion if got 6% = xxxxxx
100 billion if got 6% = xxxxx
10 billion if got 6% = xxxx

still dependent of the 6%....(ROI)??
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Yes i agree on investment return. I am just seeking opinion.

Say, sudden pullout from investment may affect tge year ROI right? I recall i read somewhere that EPF said this nove will effect the dividen payout to overall epf contributors...



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