Short answer yes
As long as you got the epf number, can self contribution via maybank2u
Source, from kwsp staff and news at few page back

If still in doubt, jz email or walk in any kwsp branch

I've tried it. It's doable.

If self contribute, then the money still divided into account 1 and account 2?

This post has been edited by askingquestion: Feb 21 2019, 01:44 PM

I don't know since I din ask.. may I know why you need to know?

Just want to know.

yes it is divided to acc1 and acc2 , I self contribute via maybank2u

Thanks for the answer.

If you don't me asking, are you working or self employed?

i happened to pass by this thread i think Tham had share some great insight for financial freedom, However the early you start the highest you can go, compounding interest is very high when you have hit certain amount.

Look at below picture i have put in some illutration, you can see by yourself how hard to accumlate 1mil and how easy it can accumulate to 2 mil. so richer become even richer =)

below graphic assume 30 years timeline and your salary is around RM5000+ with 5% incremental every year , Dividend is also 5% which we all know it will be higher than that.



This post has been edited by Edward_Ng: Feb 21 2019, 04:13 PM

Yes.....just like your regular contribution.

i tried to deposit 1k to epf via maybank2u but i guess there should be a processing time? cause it's not showing up on my epf account now..

anyone can tell how long would it normally take?

Interesting topic, definitely learned a thing or two but I wana clarify something...

So you guys mentioned there is a RM60k limit on your yearly contribution... what I want to clarify is that... the RM60K annual contribution limit is applied only for your own contribution portion ? Or does it represent both you and your employers portion that is totalled up together ?

Up to 3 working days.

Check next Thursday.

Should be only our own contribution.

after reading this thread, maybe i will allocate 10% of my salary as self contribution

why year 1 got 100k already?

it is just illustration. you can start from zero if you want.

thanks man but do you know if this applies for normal salary employee ?

You mean if your salary is about 45k a month? Haven't reached that an amount yet.

Hi Guys,

Need some clarification about the self contribution. Is it referring to employee contribution (increase %) or is it a thing where we can do anytime (meaning that if I have extra money, I contribute)?
Thanks.

I think I remember the EPF advisor, My Yazid, telling me
that the $ 60,000 limit only applies to self-contribution from
nonemployees - selfemployed, students, housewives, etc,
using the Form 6A.

For additional contributions using the Form 17 for employees,
already working and contributing, I think there is no limit,
whether the employee's or employer's portion, or both,

I may be wrong, but you can always go to consult any of
the advisors there.

The usual advisors at the branch at Jalan Pahat L15/L,
Shah Alam, are -

Mr Yazid
Mr Iskandar
Mr Fadzali