Feb 20 2018, 01:32 PM
QUOTE(TheRealist @ Feb 20 2018, 12:02 PM)
Well. I think when I am 55 years of age. I am mature and old enough to decide what to do with my funds. In fact, at that point of time, dependence of EPF is just plain suicide if I do not have backup savings anyways. I mean think about it. If someone really plans, EPF is just a "relief fund" thats all. Are you seriously going to depend on your EPF for your old age?
The only reason why withdrawal age increase is because they have problems paying you that's all. Saying that they have to wait until I am 60 or even more to pay me back only tells me that they do not have the funds to pay me back. I pity you guys if you really believe that narrative put out by EPF to delay paying me back. The agreement in the first place was to pay me back when I am 55 years of age and that is my money. No ifs or buts. If I decide to contribute after that, it's my prerogative.
But then strangely, you guys just fall for everything hook line and sinker.
@tham that @TheRealist guy is a just a nuisance only or just plain stupid.. well it is hard to talk to a political motive asshole reply anyway... there is a saying with this kind of people.. The only reason why withdrawal age increase is because they have problems paying you that's all. Saying that they have to wait until I am 60 or even more to pay me back only tells me that they do not have the funds to pay me back. I pity you guys if you really believe that narrative put out by EPF to delay paying me back. The agreement in the first place was to pay me back when I am 55 years of age and that is my money. No ifs or buts. If I decide to contribute after that, it's my prerogative.
But then strangely, you guys just fall for everything hook line and sinker.
"Aku mampu berhujah dgn 10 orang berilmu tetapi aku pasti kalah dengan yang jahil..." latterly means that dont argue with stupids that all
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