u must use the web version, not mobile phone.
MUST BE THE CLASSIC M2U site. Not the new one
Go to the invest tab, EPF.

From there u can transfer.

If you've contributed 60k earlier this year, withdrawing 40k and re-deposit it back to the account is not possible at all.

It only take 1 day to withdraw and processed. Usually next day payment. So far the method of withdrawal that I knew of is manual withdrawal, so you can target 1st if it's a weekday.

Note: This is based on my experiences withdrawing from my 1st account.

Lets say once you are retired, no more income. Not doing any investment etc. Would you still continue putting money in EPF via Self Contribution? Its either FD or EPF.

how much money what? put in EPF? 60k every year

Any of you made a self contribution on the 1st week of March? It is reflected at your EPF account yet?

Yeah. I am just checking because my transfer made on 2nd March is still not reflected. Would like to see if it is EPF problem or my CIMB Clicks problem.

Thay is my plan too. I did on 2nd March with a small amount to verify that the transfer is working. And if it does, transfer a larger amount when nearing the end of month. But now is missing 

For me takes 3 days, doesn't matter sat/sun. Using Maybank

I also just found out EPF carrys on till 100. But they allow to withdraw at 55. I with drew 90% at 65.

From experience I'd strongly suggest don't withdraw, especially if you have a good amount. If amount is a $Mil or more, EPFs dividends are more than sufficient to live a good quality of life. Just fill the beneficiary column & live hassle-free!

Trying to drag till 1/4

Yes this is true. I now want to put back the money, cos at 72 don't want to take any more risky investments. It will take me 20 years to put back. Dont know if I'll live that long....

WTA, say if a non working housewife aged 55 on 1-Mar-2023:
If she is to self-contribute 60k BEFORE 1/3/23 this amount will go into acc55 n withdrawable after 1/3/2023?
If she is to self-contribute 60k AFTER 1/3/23 this amount will go into acc EMAS n withdrawable after 1/3/2028 at age 60?

May I know, is there any difference in terms of amount of interest gained if I self contribute on first day of the month vs last day of the month?

I read somewhere that interests are compounded daily, but at the same time there are also articles that say it's compounded based on the amount you have on the last day of the month.