QUOTE(kinggerrard @ Apr 5 2016, 12:17 PM)
The dividend payout by EPF certainly would be better than Sg's CPF.
FYI, Singapore’s CPF still earned only 2.5% to 4% – one of the lowest returns on pension funds in the world. And it has been 2.5% to 4% since 1999 – for nearly 20 years.
Comparing to their bank's FD rate, consider not bad already.
We are getting 6%, but for the same food(forget about currency) we are buying, like chicken rice in Malaysia need rm6 while at SG, SGD3.
For the same travel distance of 20km from house to work, every month we need to spend rm200 while they only need to spend SGD100.
An engineer using donation to secure the job gets rm4000 a month, while in SG, can easily get SGD3000.
For the same job, in Malaysia the same guy can save rm500 while in SG he can save SGD1000.
Now back to dividend yield, rm500's 6% is rm30 while SG's 1000 is SGD40.
This post has been edited by supersound: Apr 5 2016, 12:44 PM