QUOTE(cheahcw2003 @ Feb 9 2015, 01:31 PM)
It is never a good idea to invest EPF for ASX fixed price fund. Even it is not wise to withdraw from EPF to pay off housing loan as some did, for obvious reason,ie EPF rate of constantly deliver 6% return vs mortgage rate of 4.5%.
Having said that, even ASx fixed price fund offers slightly lower than EPF, it offers other benefit such as its liquidities, some banks do take in annual ASx dividend as income.
what i meant is investing using account 1, this is the investment allowed under EPF account 1 investment scheme. I am not really withdrawing as the money never really in my hand, instead just changing hand from EPF to PNB. Definitely not the same as home loan withdrawal.Having said that, even ASx fixed price fund offers slightly lower than EPF, it offers other benefit such as its liquidities, some banks do take in annual ASx dividend as income.
AS1M constantly beats EPF returns however 2014 is an exception, the difference is small but the waste comes from all the time it takes to que up in PNB office. I am only investing in the fixed price fund for the time being through EPF account 1 as it virtually offers capital protection, not in the PIDM sense but as a fixed priced fund.
Feb 9 2015, 03:26 PM

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