Hey Sifu,

Would just like to confirm, 'Self-contribution' and 'i-Sarran' are two different things?

Let's say my friend interested to put into self-contribution;
Is it just another account that follows the annual EPF return rate?

If my friend is an employee and age 58, will he be able to self-contribute?

Just require some clarification since I saw some saying it is only eligible for non-employee and self-contribution is related to unit trust instead of EPF return rate.