QUOTE(ICDeadPeople @ Jan 17 2024, 08:46 AM)
I just found out from a friend that if your epf is more than 1 million, the dividend of the excess is way lower. Anyone can confirm that? And how much lower it is?
QUOTE(CommodoreAmiga @ Jan 17 2024, 11:08 AM)
Pretty sure that is wrong. Maybe she don't know how to calculate. If there's contribution throughout the year, those contribution will have lower returns due to proportion to time frame ratio.
It's not I have 1.2mil inside, the. It's 1.2mil x 5.25%. You previous years closing gets the full 5.25%. say 1 mil. While your RM200k this year will be proportionate to ratio.
wedchar2912 bro got comment?
100% sure the friend misunderstood something.
Although I am far far away from 75, even post 75 until age 100, dividend will still be earned, according to KWSP.
my funds in EPF all earn the same div rate (pro-rata for contribution for the year), regardless of amount. Else, I would never park all my spending cash in EPF...
This post has been edited by Wedchar2912: Jan 17 2024, 12:09 PM