QUOTE(Jessica JM. @ Oct 4 2022, 12:29 AM)
Are there any differences between self-contribution and normal employee contribution when applying for a loan?
My guess is, the banker can know your "approximate" income from your normal employee contribution and thus will most likely make loan approval based on that income level.
QUOTE(lowyat101 @ Oct 5 2022, 03:27 AM)
just a hypothetical question:
as i'm planning to let go a property and thinking of dumping the net amount from the proceed into my epf via the self-contribution (albeit only 60k per year)
so say after many years doing this 60k per year + my employment contributions, i manage to reach the 1M figure. may i know if i'll be able to withdraw any figures above the 1M freely without any conditions? regardless if the figures are from my self-contribution or monthly employment contributions? and if i'm able to withdraw any amount (with the balance still at 1M) at anytime i wanted to?
the reason is i would like to know if it's fluid enough for any normal/emergency usage while still being "forced" to keep at least 1M for my retirement, although it's most likely not sufficient by the time.
thanks
What You Can Withdraw
Any Amount, Any Time in excess of RM 1 million in savings
https://www.kwsp.gov.my/member/withdrawals/...rm1mill-savingsIf the total in your epf is only 1.2 millions after all your proceed from the sales of your property and the normal mandatory employment contribution are inside.... Then the liquid amount is only what ever that are over that 1 mil
QUOTE(doremon @ Oct 5 2022, 04:44 AM)
RM60k per year (Inclusive ongoing salary + employer contribution) ? Example monthly RM2k x 12 months = RM24k - balance RM36k
Is it ?
The 60k max amount is the total of all self contribution... Separated from the mandatory employment contribution.
https://www.kwsp.gov.my/en/web/guest/volunt...asked-questions