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post Jan 31 2015, 12:49 AM

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QUOTE(supersound @ Jan 30 2015, 04:04 PM)
Ok what, better than buying sure lose money scheme products like unit trust and annuities thumbup.gif
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Are you telling us all Unit Trusts are sure lose money products?
Sure EPF is good, but i also find UT making money (for me) as well.
must diversify what..


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post Jan 31 2015, 09:32 AM

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people are even taking out their EPF money to invest in Unit Trusts, and approved by EPF. But i wont use epf money la for that.
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post Feb 7 2015, 04:49 PM

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QUOTE(PrincZe @ Feb 7 2015, 03:20 PM)
additional 0.3% only. is it really that good?  hmm.gif
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Extra 0.3% may seem like nothing, if amount is big, it is additional few thousands RM.



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post Feb 8 2015, 07:15 PM

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QUOTE(wil-i-am @ Feb 8 2015, 12:19 PM)
Suggest u use xcel for manual calculations:-
Opening bal x 6.75%
Jan 14 cont x 335 days x 6.75%
Feb 14 cont x 307 days x 6.75%
Mar 14 cont x 276 days x 6.75%
Apr 14 cont x 246 days x 6.75%
May 14 cont x 215 days x 6.75%
Jun 14 cont x 185 days x 6.75%
Jul 14 cont x 154 days x 6.75%
Aug 14 cont x 123 days x 6.75%
Sep 14 cont x 93 days x 6.75%
Oct 14 cont x 62 days x 6.75%
Nov 14 cont x 32 days x 6.75%
Dec 14 cont x 1 day x 6.75%
Difference, if any wil b negligible
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This formula gave me exact amount as KWSP statement.
this confirms money credited in any day of month, you only get 1 day interest for that month.

Self contributions in 2014
1) Paid Cash at KWSP branch on 17.4.14- credited on 18.4.14
2)Paid local cheque at RHB bank 17.4.14 - credited 25.4.14
3) Paid cash at RHB on 26.5.14 - credited on 27.5.14

Lesson -
No point paying early for that month, you pay on 1st or on 15th you still get 1 day interest only.

For self contribution
cash, bank in the last 2-3 working days of the month
if use cheque , pay the last 7-8 working days of the month.


QUOTE(Cream @ Feb 8 2015, 03:23 AM)
seems like better to keep in EPF than withdraw to invest in unit trust.
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Agree with you 100%.


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post Feb 8 2015, 08:57 PM

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QUOTE(supersound @ Feb 8 2015, 07:28 PM)
Without whistling.gif
Just joking, yup, with . in between.
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RM675,000 is only a 6 figure dividend. For this you must have RM10M in EPF.
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post Aug 11 2016, 02:10 PM

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QUOTE(xuzen @ Aug 11 2016, 01:47 PM)
For those who will opt for I-KWSP, it is my opinion they are not doing it for the ROI, but rather for their religious belief.

A slight drop of 1 or 2 percent is peanuts to them, for they belief the real reward, the one that is permanent is to begotten not in this world but the here after.

So arguing it from the perspective of ROI is a moot point for them.

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yeah, the hype is mainly for religious reasons...... dont want to earn from sin business, etc...
indirectly meaning govt pays them less also ok ...
??you guys still wanna join
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post Aug 11 2016, 06:53 PM

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Aug 11 2016, 02:21 PM)
Cannot say one. Look at ASB, ASB2, Maybank eGIA-i.  whistling.gif  whistling.gif
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yeah ada logic jugak, mahu kasi "kamu" untung,
dapat untung lebih mesti gua join jugak. so wait and see.
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post Feb 18 2019, 09:34 AM

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Hello Frens,

Anyone using cimbclick to voluntary deposit additional contribution to EPF /KWSP?
EPF paying 6.15%, very tempting to add additional contrib.

Best date is to transfer on last day of the month in order to max out dividend gain?



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post Feb 18 2019, 04:32 PM

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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Feb 18 2019, 10:19 AM)
imo, transfer within 1st month of the year, or as early as possible.
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If paid prorata, is same right?
deposit in Jan get 12 months dividend, deposit in June get 6 months?

I read about the dividend calculation above, seems like deposit on 1.Jan 2019 and deposit on 30.Jan 2019
dividend earned is same as EPF calculate based on end of month balance,

or did i miss something?

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post Feb 18 2019, 04:59 PM

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QUOTE(David83 @ Feb 18 2019, 04:37 PM)
Monthly contribution start earnings dividend only on the last day of the month irrespective the actual day the monthly contribution is deposited.

https://1-million-dollar-blog.com/how-to-ca...e-epf-dividend/
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The message is no point deposit additional too early in the month,
use CIMBclick can do deposit end of the month
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post Feb 19 2019, 01:55 PM

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QUOTE(cute_boboi @ Feb 18 2019, 07:29 PM)
You didn't miss a thing, but there maybe delay in clearing cheque/transaction/IBG/public holidays/system down, that may take T+3 days or whatever. So try not to do it on the 30th of the month, but before 25th should be safe.

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Thanks fro the clear message

QUOTE(logi89 @ Feb 19 2019, 12:25 PM)
this morning, my boss (age 31) printed his EPF stmt and I saw got RM 210K...I am 2 years younger and only at RM 100K (half)..feeling so low..
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i only had RM50k at your age then.
was just doing a summary of total EPF savings, saw annual increase fr 25k then to max 203K in 2013 after that
back down to normal now thinking to save more again since dividend so good
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post Sep 13 2019, 05:00 PM

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QUOTE(prophetjul @ Sep 12 2019, 03:20 PM)
Indeed, income tax is taxable regardless. That is where the problem lies. I do not mind being taxed for income which I can decide on what to do with.
But an EPF contribution is forced upon and taxed at the same time.

So, I am seeing my income stuck in a fund while paying a tax on it. So if my tax is 24% and EPF pays 6% pa, it will take 4 years to recover the paid taxes.
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I dont know why you guys are so allergic to EPF....can see so many scrambling to get money out to "invest" elsewhere........
just how much extra return they get i wonder......As if money in EPF is money lost for good
Alot of heresay, when reach 55 cant get money out etc,
all totally untrue!


instead of seeing 6% return as a chore requring 4 years to recover back the 24% tax taken by gomen,

i look at it this way:
1)i put 11% in , i get extra 13% from taukeh
2)instead of paying tax X amount i get to pay less tax from EPF relief
3)Instead of struggling here and there investing and getting 4% return or lower
EPF is there to do it for you better
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post Sep 13 2019, 07:47 PM

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QUOTE(prophetjul @ Sep 13 2019, 05:47 PM)
who says anything about disliking EPF?

i just dislike paying taxes on my income which i have no control over.

Its so easy to make 8% pa in investments. You must be awful at investing to get 4% or lower! Even FD gets you 4% or more.  laugh.gif
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not refering to you alone on the disliking, but can read here alot of sayings to that effect.

So easy to make 8% pa??

I had made few years of 9% return, but overall i cant simply tell others "IT IS SO EASY...".
Misleading.

QUOTE(Dratini @ Sep 13 2019, 06:07 PM)
Easy to make 8% pa in investment? ohmy.gif
Mind sharing which platform you are using for your investment?
Investing in Mutual Funds and making negative profit for 2 years cry.gif
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here is one example who is surprised by what prophet professed.

In general most people dont consistently find it easy to make 8% pa.
if you read the FSM forums many made just FD returns even after years



QUOTE(prophetjul @ Sep 13 2019, 07:33 PM)
Investing in mutual funds is expensive and waste of time.

Just simply buying some REIts will be much more profitable.
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We have forumners in here who invested in mutual funds and showed IRR 9+% over >3 years.
Get the right fund sell the right time but that is exception rather than the rules

So is it really that easy?

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post Sep 16 2019, 02:15 AM

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QUOTE(Hansel @ Sep 16 2019, 12:28 AM)
Frankly, for myself, I don't really care abt tax relief and what nots. I will just let my EPF contribution pile up, and when I am ready to withdraw,... I might withdraw half of what I am entitled to for investing into instruments that can make more than EPF's.

Instruments that, historically will gain aainst the RM in terms of,........

1) tax advantages.
2) instrument quality, and
3) currency strength.

I am not leaving the money in EPF to lose opportunity costs,....

So,... I stand with Prophetjul,....

Who said abt being scared of not being able to take out money when reaching retirement age ??

I am more scared of losing in terms of opportunity cost !!!!!!!!!!

Added : Frankly, when one is not of retirement age,... what can he do if the EPF changes its rules ??? THis is not within his control !!!! Let it be-lar,...

But what one can control is to learn heard and to research hard to try to make MORE than what the EPF can make for us !!!!!!!! Don't put more into the EPF. Don't self-contribute !!! Invest yourself !!!!!!

AND : To start the process of fulfilling those techniques,by start opening accounts before the door closes !!!
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Are you offended by my post?
You should not if you are not the one relevant to it.
Those who think money in EPF is going to be lost for good so must quickly take out
Those who withdraw from EPF only to make lesser or negative returns.

you said money in EPF is losing opportunity cost!!!!!!! better take out and invest outside
as if 100% sure can get better returns...........

But when you are allowed to withdraw all, you no longer 100% sure.
You said you just might withdraw only half, meaning youthink another 50% is still better if kept with EPF.

I would have taken all out 100% if I am 100% sure money kept outside EPF is better.

Now you understand why people still do additional contribution to EPF?

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post Sep 16 2019, 10:44 AM

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QUOTE(Hansel @ Sep 16 2019, 09:53 AM)

Losing opportunity cost investing in the EPF is certainly a fact to me at this moment - my records speak for themselves in my posting here,...

I will turn it the other way around - you are asking people to leave 100% inside,... aren't you ? Why not hedge the risk instead ? Why not learn investments properly to do better than the EPF ?

I chose to reply YOU ! ..in a nice way, earlier,...

My opinion here is simple : Do not be overly-affected by changes in EPF Rules - instead, try to do better in investments than the EPF. Hedge your investments and diversify to mitigate the risks. DO NOT be over-dependant on the EPF !
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EPF is only a small portion, 11% of your income,
You should know it is there, compulsory for a reason
You should also know many just do not know how to save (for their future)
And many are getting much lower returns from their investments.

I find it is irresponsible to incite people go take money out of EPF.
When they tell you they get negative returns from investment!

For those who can save, EPF money should be a small portion of their total.
If you need go dig money from EPF to invest,
first ask why no money in pocket or banks?

If one says 90% of his money is in EPF, no money elsewhere...
I doubt he is good at saving, why bother to take out the last bit from EPF just to try elsewhere?
without the forced epf savings he may be even worse.

You know how to save money EPF is only a small portion of your total,
so why need go dig EPF money? Hedge and diversify using your other savings.


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QUOTE(Cubalagi @ Sep 16 2019, 11:05 AM)
EPF is a great retirement and investment product. This is one part where Malaysians are lucky. It's capital protected with a minimum guaranteed returns.

Having said that, there are 2 investment principles that I hold:
1. Diversify, do not put all your eggs in one basket
2. Past returns are no guarantee of future returns.

My approach is I don't withdraw from Epf, not for paying loans, Unit Trust investments. . At the same time, I also don't voluntarily add more as well. I try to build up retirement alternatives to EPF, in my case, properties and direct stock market investments.

However, there is one situation where I perhaps will withdraw from Epf, and that is if we face a great market crash sort of thing. Say KLCI falls below 1000. I will withdraw from Epf and put into stocks (I'm already entitled to as balance above RM1m)..
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I agree with you

I cant accept the logic money outside EPF is better ,tell people go take out
but when got chance to withdraw all, he hesitated..........
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QUOTE(magika @ Sep 16 2019, 02:21 PM)

for those with a simple sum----------- it will be very crucial to fully protect it from any risk of losses
and this is where EPF comes in wonderfully.

if we have large sum invested already then in comparison the fund in EPF is paltry and it would of been not much of an effect to withdraw it totally
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QUOTE(bronkos @ Sep 16 2019, 02:23 PM)
Property investment in Malaysia is now a sunset investment until the next boom, gonna take many years to recover. Good luck with that.
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market up or market down also can make money one... depends on how you do it.
i just sapu 2 units and i expect a return 8-10% in rentals pa

QUOTE(nexona88 @ Sep 16 2019, 06:18 PM)
Don't know if u guys realized or not..
There's this one investment guru.. that I always see in FB ads...

He says EPF is kinda "Haram" not following shariah rules... Example is Genting Plantation... He says yes EPF Don't invest in Genting but the initial $$ does come from it.. so whatever profit from Genting Plantation is considered "not clean"... So now promoting Pre-IPO shariah compliant investment....

And best part. There's many fall for it too...
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More fearmongering on EPF money will push many to trip over


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QUOTE(bronkos @ Sep 16 2019, 09:01 PM)
Your expectation doesn't guarantee you will get them.

Trust me, with Malaysia's lesser T20 and M40 population, expect weaker property demand in future.

We have many ambitious developers but after years of gomen one sided policies, many capable folks have migrated.
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Perhaps i should say i will get 8-10% pa from these latest 2 additions

So far my units are 100% all occupied, and whenever old tenant leave, next one comes almost as fast
Last 7 years i dont remeber having any unit vacant for more than 1 month ,
where to find la rental so cheap like that?


These 2 new units would not be any difference.
Both units are tenanted now one RM350 and another RM450,
My agent had visited and told them the units have been sold,
new owner going to increase rental to RM450 and RM550

The Rm550 has agreed , told us do some minor repair fixed a door grill.

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QUOTE(bronkos @ Sep 16 2019, 09:21 PM)
Both units for less than RM500 per month? What property izzit? Care to share?
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QUOTE(beLIEve @ Sep 19 2019, 10:14 PM)
very easy. use investors money to make money. let's assume they give 15%. any profit above 15% goes to company/his pocket. any loss, "you understand la, investment sure got risk one". don't forget, in many cases, including your beloved ASN, already ask investors to sign agreement.
sure he win la. he's one of the gurus here.
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Are you sure you are talking about the same thing?
An investment that can return 15% pa?

I dont see how you can make 15% like that
sounds more like you take people's money and you give them 15% instead.

No investor will pay fee 15% pa of their CAPITAL to let you invest for them.


QUOTE(nexona88 @ Sep 18 2019, 11:16 PM)
If really above 15%..
Why needed to share to people when u can maximize it your own...
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This is saying if there is such a good investment vehicle that can give you a return of 15% pa, that person wont tell us lah.
He will keep it to himself to maximise his own coffer.

Correct me if I am wrong nexona88

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