Can an employee contribute > 11%?

Discussion about EPF's 6.35% Or about yer rather miserable numbers?   

6.30% for 2014

EPF to declare 6.75% dividend for 2014, highest since 1999, says source     
http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysi...999-says-source

why need to scare.. If collapse, there's millions people out there also suffer same fate 

btw it's won't happen because EPF is number 6 in world rank as the biggest pension fund 

Hope So 

nope. better kept there 

Stakes rise for EPF to maintain returns



When global fund managers are hard pressed to give decent returns to their clients, declaring a return of 6.75% on an investment size of RM636.5bil in an environment where yields on bonds are low and the equities market is volatile is not easy.

The fund managed to navigate through the uncertainties to register a gross income of RM39.08bil for the financial year ended Dec 31, 2014. A major boost for the EPF is that its investments overseas paid off – contributing about 33% of its income.

For the EPF, while it would be good if the fund continues with its performance, contributors should also not expect the returns to keep increasing every year.

Investing overseas can help overcome some of the limitations that the fund faces if it were to focus more on the domestic market. But it comes with risks.

The problem is, not all flight companies are giving first class
Now are using Qatar Airways business class when I'm travelling, the wine they serve in the plane or their golden lounge are very good already. Tested rm1/ml port wine and I drunk because of it
They even have a first class lounge and offering higher grade of wine

I heard EPF might increase withdrawal age to 60 & increase the % of contribution by 1.5%   

true or fake news? 

pipu are talking about it 

wanna to know if true or juz fake news 

High Class Kopitiam 

u got hear about it 

Suka suka raise the withdrawal age to 60 sure kena blast until kaw kaw.

I would say its bad to raise the age limit. People would need their cash urgently and whats the point of not being able to access your own cash, right ?

*If I'm not mistaken, Singapore's age limit was around 70 lol