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Do you donate over to EPF / SOCSO, All full timers come come
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TSskylinelover
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Jul 21 2017, 09:55 PM, updated 9y ago
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To all full timers, I just want to know if you all got donate your own EPF / SOCSO since uber and grab is not considered an employer and so its not under the regulation legislation  If myself with choice, I say fk no and rather spend all on buckets of booze in happy hour bar daily
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river.sand
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Jul 21 2017, 10:20 PM
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You may do your own investment. But admittedly, it can be more risky than EPF.
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coolstore
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Jul 22 2017, 12:39 PM
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under new act to b passed in parliament this month, every driver compulsory donate to socso even u got your own PA insurance already
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coolstore
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Jul 22 2017, 12:41 PM
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for EPF, there is voluntarily scheme to donate every month, originally designed for self employed ppl that don have EPF. so yes, you can do this also since the interest rate (returns rate) is better
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TSskylinelover
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Jul 26 2017, 08:35 AM
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QUOTE(coolstore @ Jul 22 2017, 12:39 PM) under new act to b passed in parliament this month, every driver compulsory donate to socso even u got your own PA insurance already QUOTE(coolstore @ Jul 22 2017, 12:41 PM) for EPF, there is voluntarily scheme to donate every month, originally designed for self employed ppl that don have EPF. so yes, you can do this also since the interest rate (returns rate) is better I see will check 4 more details
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Sunny zombie
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Jul 26 2017, 11:35 PM
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Contribute can deduct income tax too
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yeezai
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Jul 27 2017, 09:43 PM
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Donate to someone that play around with your money until ur 60? No way
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carbnb
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Jul 28 2017, 05:51 AM
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Running Grab / Uber fleet is my main business and I voluntarily bank in a consistent sum monthly so that:
1. Income tax deduction as mentioned by Sunny Zombie. Max RM6k per year from your income. If u declare RM60k, it's 10% off!
2. The amount u saved gives u a relatively decent Interests annually which can be withdrawn when u buy a house. This is not as easy to draw out but definitely better than FD.
3. Banks use EPF as a way to see if you are the real deal if you want to apply credit cards or any other facilities, shall u require it. Say if you want to tell the bank u make RM10k per month - 8% from Employee, 12% from Employer = 20% or RM2k is contributed to EPF monthly.
Do this for 3 to 6 months and u can generally have access to the best credit cards like the Maybank 2 Premier cards with 120k income eligibility.
Just my humble opinion. Cheers.
This post has been edited by carbnb: Jul 28 2017, 05:53 AM
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TSskylinelover
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Jul 28 2017, 08:02 AM
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QUOTE(carbnb @ Jul 28 2017, 05:51 AM) Running Grab / Uber fleet is my main business and I voluntarily bank in a consistent sum monthly so that: 1. Income tax deduction as mentioned by Sunny Zombie. Max RM6k per year from your income. If u declare RM60k, it's 10% off! 2. The amount u saved gives u a relatively decent Interests annually which can be withdrawn when u buy a house. This is not as easy to draw out but definitely better than FD. 3. Banks use EPF as a way to see if you are the real deal if you want to apply credit cards or any other facilities, shall u require it. Say if you want to tell the bank u make RM10k per month - 8% from Employee, 12% from Employer = 20% or RM2k is contributed to EPF monthly. Do this for 3 to 6 months and u can generally have access to the best credit cards like the Maybank 2 Premier cards with 120k income eligibility. Just my humble opinion. Cheers. okie. will consider all your proposals.
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