QUOTE(BenChiew @ Nov 7 2025, 01:19 AM)
Why allow some hearsay derail your plans?
If at this age, you are already having the ability to be within range of the million, don’t worry so much. If one has a million, it’s not a big deal if they increase the amount by a hundred k. Since the dividends can cover half of that. The other half will likely be covered by your ongoing contributions.
I don’t envisage them changing and increasing it every year. Once they get to 1.3mil, it will stop.
The essence of allowing withdrawals after a million is in line with substantial amount. It was then but not so much now. So the new level is 1.3mil. Should not be a problem for you to get there.
It was mentioned many times, any changes will only affect the new account holders which is basically 13 years old today.
If you look at the statistics published by EPF, you will realise the pareto principle applies. Changing the withdrawal age to 60 or 65 would have no material effect on the existing people.
btw, what do you mean by pareto principle here?
one pareto principle i am aware is the 80/20 rules... how does this apply here?
the other is pareto efficiency.... can always improve 1 variables without affecting others. if it is this, how does this apply?
but back RIA....
I don't want to ruin your mood, but EPF terang terang already said this. I quote
"Future Adjustments to Reflect Cost of Living
To remain relevant to rising costs, the RIA savings levels will be reviewed every three years, starting in 2029, using updated data from the Belanjawanku findings."the link from EPF:
https://www.kwsp.gov.my/en/w/epf-releases-b...quacy-frameworkbasically, it is based on cost of living, which we all know is impacted by inflation. Why would we assume from 2024 to 2029, inflation suddenly stopped?
If we don't plan for this changes every 3 years at least, it would not be logical.