Self contribution made on 2nd March is not reflected at the latest statement (post dividend) yet. Not at the withdrawal eligibility too 

Still not there today too.

Really dont have. I used the same way as I did 2 years ago. Transfer using CIMB Clicks, the EPF account is still saved as favourite. Luckily just few hundred to test. Will contact EPF.

2nd March. Previously was reflected on the next day. Will wait for tomorrow then.

Finally reflected today 

What happens if you do more than RM 60k self contribution? What happens at 60,001 onwards?

C64, do you still remember???
When last time you kena, did they just refund the money that exceeded the 60k sum or they refund all money from the last deposits that caused the sum to be over 60k...
Ex: 40k deposited earlier, then deposit 25k again months later (same year) ... Did they refund you the 5k (5k was over the 60k limits) or the refund you the whole 25k?

so, out of curiosity - what happens when we exceed 100 year old age? 

unless there is a miracle cure or a fountain of youth type remedy, I would think the majority would just wish that one is dead at 100 years old.

Contribution via CIMB clicks is capped at RM5k per transfer. Is there such limit per transaction for Public Bank? Thank you

same limit using Maybank.

just have to do it x12 times

https://www.sinchew.com.my/20220327/%e6%bb%...b4%be%e6%81%af/

As long as you are 16 years old, you can open an EPF account to deposit up to 60k MYR a year and enjoy diviends. However, your money can only be withdrawn at the age of 55 or if you meet EPF's withdrawal criteria.

EPF "doesn't care where the funds come from".

i think every working parents will have some savings for the kids no? obviously ppl want flexibility to withdraw... but if you don't need to, then epf is a good piggy bank

after all, if the kid starts working in malaysia must have epf anyways... if kid goes overseas he can withdraw for education, and if/when he finds job outside he probably doesn't need to use the savings in epf...

For me,... If I can,... And if I want to,...
I would let them try something more volatile like UT or robo.... (or any platform that requires little studies & time to monitor)
The key thing is I want them to accumulate investing experience. I think, no amount of prior reading up and accumulating of knowledge can compare with actual investing experience which can only be built up by using their own money to invest. They have to experience the emotional pull that comes from market ups and downs and learn how to handle their emotions during those times. And I think learning from mistakes made is the greatest teacher."
And then followed by how to detect & avoid being scammed like examples, Macau scams or investment scams and etc

i'd let them learn ta... do forex and crypto trading... 

i wanna teach them... survival

forex can be a long term investment... with stocks you are "betting" on the company's continued good management and growth... with forex, this is the country's monetary policy and gdp... you can speculate and gamble on stock just as easily on forex

crypto covers broad range... from ponzi scams to legitimate companies riding the new wave... just like the dotcom boom and bust, I expect some good things to emerge from the eventual shakeout... for now it's mostly speculative, but... make hay while the sun shines

you are teaching your kids fa and investments mah... but surely you have heard of ppl saying... buy buy buy this counter... got insider tips... gonna HIT XXX price... for these folks is gambling and plenty of them around...

ya... trading is high in psychology, emotion and herd mentality... I use indicators not because I trust them,but because everyone is using it... and thus everyone expects something to happen at certain points... the fun for me is to try out-wit these people... for me trading is a cat n mouse puzzle game

the other biggest lesson imho is capital preservation and risk management... hedging and take profits are just as important...

I've not meet anyone whose objective is to lose money...

anyways I think enough OT... cheers...

thanks @MUM.... after the call.... wonder how they do the refund?

My wild guess, most probably they will just refund you thru the bank a/c,