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post Jun 27 2020, 08:21 AM

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QUOTE(TheEquatorian @ Jun 26 2020, 10:56 PM)
nothing serious to think about....
just a simple came to mind reasons that lead me to not seriously think about it are
current political situation, pass actions done on this KWSP saving/retirement withdrawal issue, current unemployment situation, race and party survival issue....that are just some of it.
thus no issue to think about.

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post Jun 27 2020, 08:56 AM

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QUOTE(TheEquatorian @ Jun 27 2020, 08:53 AM)
I’ve been treating EPF as a savings account but changes to the age would definitely make me rethink that. The big issue is that 55 is young and most retirees have very little in EPF.
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Most of the retirees that has little in epf may have started their working lifes at a much lower pay value than yours... Lower pay lower epf value contributed

Just example, in 1980, the pay of a production operator in a factory starts from RM180 pm

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post Jun 27 2020, 01:55 PM

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QUOTE(TheEquatorian @ Jun 27 2020, 08:53 AM)
I’ve been treating EPF as a savings account but changes to the age would definitely make me rethink that. The big issue is that 55 is young and most retirees have very little in EPF.
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QUOTE(MNet @ Jun 27 2020, 01:50 PM)
That time 180 buying power is much more that today 1000
That the problem if keep money inside EPF it's not able to fight inflaction
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He mentioned retirees have very little in epf... Not so much abt value in epf can beat inflation....
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post Jul 6 2020, 11:40 PM

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QUOTE(bisobona @ Jul 6 2020, 10:40 PM)
Depreciation is good for export.
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Will the company that exports the product see a lesser returns when the volume of export remains the same or those thas has price contract argement for a certain fixed period?
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post Jul 7 2020, 11:27 AM

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QUOTE(bisobona @ Jul 6 2020, 10:40 PM)
Depreciation is good for export.
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thus this only applicable to some exporters

pssst,...we are way off topic now,...better tone down, else some butthurt will sound "Report post"
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post Jul 7 2020, 04:43 PM

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QUOTE(TOS @ Jul 1 2020, 12:35 PM)
Yes and no.

It's right that government should prop up the economy. So, they rely on GLICs, i.e. EPF to invest domestically and boost the economy. You are back to square one.

Don't be too naive to think that EPF safeguards your retirements. (I used to think that EPF should protect your retirement savings too.) They are ultimately reporting to MoF, not you. See this book: https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=97154971 for more info.

(Ignore the debate of whether selling ASNB FP units with markup commissions is illegal over there.  tongue.gif )
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on this about investing in local Public listed companies, to boost the economy...
just read this headline (cannot read more as it is only for subscribers)

Published: Tuesday, 07 Jul 2020
Bursa Malaysia chairman Tan Sri Abdul Wahid Omar has stressed on the need to address the issue of declining public listed companies’ (PLC) earnings since 2015
https://www.thestar.com.my/business/2020/07...d-omar#cxrecs_s

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post Jul 16 2020, 04:45 PM

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QUOTE(whirlwind @ Jul 16 2020, 04:36 PM)
🙏 will continue to monitor. Let’s hope will perform better than the past
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will continue to monitor while your EPF's money is till in Principal DALI Equity Growth Fund or
will continue to monitor while your EPF's money is till in Principal Islamic Lifetime Enhanced Sukuk Fund or
will continue to monitor while your EPF's money is back inside EPF?

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post Jul 27 2020, 02:59 PM

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QUOTE(Louisafrojack @ Jul 27 2020, 02:55 PM)
going back to normal condition.about 1600 points.
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so it is not as per "this year 2020 is gone because of this pandemic"?
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post Jul 27 2020, 03:10 PM

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QUOTE(Louisafrojack @ Jul 27 2020, 03:05 PM)
there are many aspects to look into it...if you know just share your knowledge lor.
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nothing much to share as
EPF is a Gomen thing,
i cannot say no i does not want to put my money inside
i have no say in how that money is/are going to be invested
i have no say in how much they gonna gives me....

but i can say, check back the historical dividend rate since 1960, ......
and i am just happy for what rates it throws at me
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post Oct 15 2020, 08:39 PM

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QUOTE(MGM @ Oct 15 2020, 05:00 PM)
IIRC this issue were discussed in d media n epf came put to say members of all ages getting the same rate.
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was there really had this issue before or EPF actually really practiced before, where EPF did gives interest rates lower for age 70 and above.?
or it was just rumours or speculation previously?
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post Nov 3 2020, 11:10 AM

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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Nov 3 2020, 10:34 AM)
agree.

example, i still prefer the previous Acct 2 withdrawal direct to loan account, instead of withdrawal to CASA per arrangement now.

anyhow, those undisciplined members may still continue to change new car, get new car loan, and also draw from EPF later  doh.gif  still same way to enjoy their uplifted "driving/ego" lifestyle biggrin.gif
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thumbsup.gif that seems to be very true,......
judging from the quick look of this chart
(some people started to take loans again after the lockdown)
https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...s-remain-stable


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post Nov 4 2020, 10:28 AM

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Wow,...with 1 mil... It will takes abt 16 yrs at 60k pa limits to fully deposits all into epf.... By that time is already 86 yrs old
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post Nov 9 2020, 09:07 AM

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as per 9 Nov 2020 article,

Tengku Zafrul said Malaysia needed to think of a long-term solution for EPF contributors because there were structural issues that the country must tackle in the medium to long term.

According to EPF data, 32 per cent of total contributors only have an average balance of RM1,000 in Account 1, while another 10 per cent of the contributors have an average balance of RM5,000.

"Hence, 42 per cent of EPF contributors have a balance of RM5,000 and below. This is one of the structural issues that we need to overcome."

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https://www.msn.com/en-my/news/national/epf...l?ocid=msedgntp

just hope that this data of (32% or 42%) are data that included those qualified to withdraw under Budget 2021: RM500 monthly withdrawal from EPF Account 1 for 12 months
if NOT inclusive, than it will be lower again.

with the EPF contributions are distributed to 70% in Account 1 and 30% in Account 2
if 32 per cent of total contributors only have an average balance of RM1,000 in Account 1, while another 10 per cent of the contributors have an average balance of RM5,000.....
ever wonder how much average they have in Account 2 for withdrawal and number qualified to withdraw from the earlier i lestari program?
(if average in a/c 1 is 5k is 70%, then the average is 2k in a/c 2?)

"The i-Lestari facility allows EPF members aged 55 and below to withdraw between RM50 to RM500 a month for 12 months through March 31, 2021, subject to available funds in the members' own EPF Account 2."
https://www.nst.com.my/news/nation/2020/06/...0%20per%20month.

sweat.gif hmm.gif ever wonder how much are the total average balance that are in the EPF accounts of those 32% or 42% after all these withdrawals?

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post Nov 9 2020, 09:36 AM

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QUOTE(Cubalagi @ Nov 9 2020, 09:31 AM)
Report says Account 1.so it should exclude ilestari.
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realised that, hence amended my earlier post
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post Nov 9 2020, 09:18 PM

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QUOTE(backspace66 @ Nov 9 2020, 08:53 PM)
We dont actually need to withdraw, we can still invest using epf-mis. I know fund choices are limited but still i have gain almost 3 times my 2019 epf dividend (in term of amount not percentage) while using much smaller amount as we are only allowed to take a certain amount on top of basic saving for the age.
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hmm.gif let me try to comprehend your sentence..." i have gain almost 3 times my 2019 epf dividend (in term of amount not percentage)"

so assuming you can take out RM2000 from EPF to invest.....(2k is small sum i presume)
this 2k if not taken out will get 6% dividend (6% is just example to calculate)
thus if 2k did not take out to invest you will get RM120 into EPF

now you mentioned that "i have gain almost 3 times my 2019 epf dividend (in term of amount not percentage)"
that means you gained 3 times this RM120 = RM360 for the 2k (money from EPF) you invested?
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post Nov 9 2020, 09:32 PM

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QUOTE(backspace66 @ Nov 9 2020, 09:24 PM)
No what i meant is, let say my dividend is rm100 for 2019.  So what i have gain so far this year from epf-mis is around rm300. To be fair around rm 100 of that is not realized yet or just paper gain.
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ok
then this rm100 dividend for 2019 is calculated from the dividend rate (%) x the SAME $ value taken out for this EPF-MIS scheme.
so assuming EPF rate is 5% X RM2 000 = RM100 dividend for 2019,
thus you had gained RM300 from this RM2 000 taken out an invest in EPF-MIS....
thumbup.gif this is a good 15% gain so far,...
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QUOTE(backspace66 @ Nov 9 2020, 09:35 PM)
I think you misunderstood, rm 100 is the total dividend for 2019 not the dividend on the invested amount ( the amount going to epf-mis)

So it is actually almost 3 X TOTAL dividend of 2019. Hopefully that is clearer.

Of course rm 100 is not the actual value, hopefully you did not take that value exactly as it is.

Actual total dividend for 2019 is actually 5 digits ( not going to disclose the actual amount)
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thumbup.gif thumbup.gif thumbup.gif then this gain is even higher thumbsup.gif
for you need to have minimum sum before being allowed to take out to invest, thus what ever you can take out will definitely most probably be less than the minimum sum

if your EPF-MIS gain is 3x of all your total epf dividend...... thumbup.gif thumbup.gif notworthy.gif notworthy.gif
you got it right in your EPF-MIS funds selection and in/out timing notworthy.gif

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post Nov 9 2020, 10:03 PM

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QUOTE(backspace66 @ Nov 9 2020, 09:58 PM)
That not true mathematically on the statement regarding the amouny withdrawn being lower than minimum sum. The amount you can take out is 30% of amount above the minimum saving in account 1 for that age. That amount that is above over there can be anything, it depends how much you have in relative to the minimum balance which is not bounded or limited.

If my calculator is not broken you only need 4.333 of the minimum saving in account 1 for the value withdrawn to match the minimum saving in account 1 for that age.
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so the actual can take out to invest will definitely be much lesser than what ever is in epf.....
thus to be able to gain 3x the rate with this much lesser amount of money is very good thumbup.gif

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post Nov 9 2020, 10:19 PM

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QUOTE(cute_boboi @ Nov 9 2020, 10:13 PM)
When I do some calculation on the numbers from the picture (yes, 2018 picture vs 2020 announcement), from picture
32% means the savings range is 0-15000
42% total will be 0-25000 savings
The above is without the 70:30 ratio for Account 1 and 2

If I use the ratio, of account 1 less than RM1,000, only the first line in the picture will meet the criteria and that is 5.2% of active contributors only. Unless the 32% includes non-active contributors.

Too many variables here, but still the gap of 32% below 1k vs 0-15k  is just wrong even with a two years difference.

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will there be alot of different if 14 189 018 or 7 360 248 is used to calculate?

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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
etc.
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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