Then the incentive RM250 still have or not?

Then the incentive RM250 still have or not?

Retirement Incentive (i-Saraan)
As a member under this incentive, you will receive a 15% government contribution (a maximum of RM250/year [Effective 1 Jan 2018]) on top of your own contributions.

*Not applicable to members that receive a fixed employer contribution.
*Government contribution is limited to members who are below age 55.

I had did the self contribution but ady 3 days, its still do not reflect in my account. Is it normal? normally need how many days for them to updates in the system?

@AznRicy
This has been taken from an old thread
which has been closed.
You gave your girlfriend excellent advice.

I have been telling my nephew, as well as those in the
Fixed Deposits forum, to do the same, but they can't
see very far and don't seem to realize how important our
EPF will be in old age.

Like your girlfriend, my nephew and those in the FD forum
listened to silly rumors from their friends :

" Government is cheating us. EPF very hard to take out. "

" My friend's father said very hard to take out EPF. They give
him all kinds of reasons. "

" Goverment is going bankrupt. They are using our EPF. "

" EPF is a ticking time bomb. "
Did your read the papers ?  70 PERCENT of those reaching 55
have less then $ 50,000 in their EPF.
EPF sounds alarm as most contributors have less than RM50,000 at 54.

http://www.themalaymailonline.com/malaysia...n-rm50000-at-54
There are over 4 million people hitting 55 and over in the
country now.

This means that at least 3 million have less than $ 50,000 in
their EPF.
Like this woman in my ex-office. She said her brother, single,
an engineer, is now in his 60s with just $ 15,000 in his EPF.
If you are married, your children may not bother about you in
old age. Like my aunt in her 80s -  I had to use my EPF to take
her see the doctor at the hospital just two months ago.
EPF is FORCED savings.
EPF is the only GUARANTEED support you will have in old age.
Nobody else is going to take care of you.

If you put everything in an FD, chances are you'll spent most
of it away by 55.
I told my nephew, either :

Direct his employer to deduct extra, say $ 500, to his EPF
every month, and/or :

Pump in yourself, as and when you can, up to the $ 60,000
limit EPF allows per year.
EPF interest has remained relatively stable between 4.25 and
8.50 percent for the last 50 years.

Take an average of 6.375 percent.

If you have the money, put in $ 10,000 in the EPF for a start,
rather than any of the fixed deposits.

Then fill in the required EPF form to direct your employer to
deduct an extra $ 500 from your salary every month.

If you are 30 now, you'll have over $ 400,000 by 55.

http://www.calculator.net/interest-calcula...it=0&x=106&y=13
Compounding interest separates the rich from the broke. The great Albert Einstein once said “Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it, earns it … he who doesn't … pays it.”
http://www.thepennieswesaved.com/compound-...-eighth-wonder/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LK7iadUBPWw/

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LK7iadUBPWw

I deposited twice this year. First time took 7 days. Second time 2 days. You can't check balance until after dividend is declared but you can look under withdraw eligibility to check if your money is in

already did 60k on normal self -contribution, then I did another rm5 into I-saraan for fun. No refund pun and balance in EPF didnt reflect RM5 extra 

ok thanks. when is the dividend declared?

already did 60k on normal self -contribution, then I did another rm5 into I-saraan for fun. No refund pun and balance in EPF didnt reflect RM5 extra 

I just add 10k last month for this year...but not reflected yet...I suppose gotta wait until they update dividend next few days...after that pump in more.

Actually I did stop for 2 years ... hahahaha, then I continued back when PH took over. You must be wondering why I start again, right ??? I am able to withdraw anytime I want soon. Anyway, you have been repeating the same shit time and again like a bloody broken record. What a sad life you have. #macaiwajibbodoh       

Actually I did stop for 2 years ... hahahaha, then I continued back when PH took over. You must be wondering why I start again, right ??? I am able to withdraw anytime I want soon. Anyway, you have been repeating the same shit time and again like a bloody broken record. What a sad life you have. #macaiwajibbodoh       

Wow. Whatsapp. Source of Truth.

No wonder. Capture to display your eternal sohemness for eternity.

nah, cos you were going on and on like a broken record. You deserved to be reported anyway. You are actually the loser.
Ah, just leave that bloody troll alone. Macai wajib bodoh, it's true. 

Hi, I'm in mid 30s now. Anyone knows EPF self contribution will be reflected in Account 1 or 2?