oh the 'MSLM' guy ah seriously tak boleh pakai one. Last year his name top 10 google search in malaysia

Well we can only hope for minimal effect.. And the foreign investment would "help".. If not gg lor..
U look at ASB dividend also really drop.. And its for certain  special group only..

Maybe this weekend  or latest Monday!  I think 6% will do it.

your source?

will be announced at 8pm today

shitla. kata ekonomi kdnk above 4%. the hell la..

6B reserve in 2015 over 9.5B reserve in 2016. Don't you think this is too much? And the reserves use for what? It's our money - not theirs. Cannot be OPEX, right?

Somewhere between 5% to 6% on average over lifetime.. cukup-lah! 

Not sure yet. Just a few more days we will all know.

I do not see the relation of net surplus from investments to i-sinar since surplus is not cash available to distribute anyway.

Maybe the person who made the 5.05% should explain.  The entire finance community theories/concepts of finance would have to be reviewed after with this 5.05% revelation.

Everyone who is in finance would have to go back to school to relearn everything.

I wonder why financial writers always classified EPF as a pension fund. EPF does not provide any pension to retirees.

Rather, EPF is a mutual fund, and it pays annual dividend as like any other mutual fund to its account holders.

To most retirees with money still inside EPF, the annual dividend paid each year would determine whether they have enough money to last their lives.

To tighten or loosen the belt, each percentage in the dividend is a notch in the belt.

The main objective in i-sinar is to stimulate the economy. Thus, I applauded that it is now open to all members (below age 55.)

The size of the nest egg each member has inside EPF when he/she reached retirement age is determined by his/her monthly contributions and also the annual dividend compounded over many years.

The nest eggs are proportionally linked to continuous employment, and jobs openings are strongly tied to the country’s economy.

Opinions that i-sinar withdrawals would result in members having inadequate savings at retirement age are barking up the wrong tree.

EPF can consider do like SIngapore CPF, cap the contribution at gross income of S$6000. So if your paycheck is above 6k no more employee + employer contributions on top.

When the fund gets big, they also become less agile and cannot generate good returns. Same things happened to big hedge funds and berkshire hathaway.

EPF should try to serve the B40 + M40, the T20 should spend their income gained or take higher risks in their investments.