QUOTE(JIUHWEI @ Jul 12 2023, 03:31 PM)
To everybody reading this:
Voluntarily putting money into your parents EPF is a good thing.
In the eyes of the law, it is no different than directly giving the money to your parents.
The monies given to your parents no longer belong to you.
It ABSOLUTELY DOES NOT imply that you are entitled to the monies and whatever interests and dividends derived.
Whatever distributions that follow will be executed with accordance to the nominations done, with no consideration for who pumped in the contribution payments.
Never know your relationship with your parents is like this Voluntarily putting money into your parents EPF is a good thing.
In the eyes of the law, it is no different than directly giving the money to your parents.
The monies given to your parents no longer belong to you.
It ABSOLUTELY DOES NOT imply that you are entitled to the monies and whatever interests and dividends derived.
Whatever distributions that follow will be executed with accordance to the nominations done, with no consideration for who pumped in the contribution payments.
But then you probably lost your soul a long time ago.
Of course, for my case I expect my parents to return to me what is rightfully mine. But if that also they want to take. Then I give loh. But if your parents also you cannot trust then who can you trust?
Maybe you are the type who will ask your parents to sign a contract after you ask them to help you put money into a FD for elderly because you are scared they will not return the money to you. Not saying there should not be written because ppl can forget due to old age or if you have siblings and something happen to your parents at least you can tell your sibling this is what you gave to your parents to care for you.
Like I said everything extra you write only makes you look bad that's all.
This post has been edited by BrookLes: Jul 12 2023, 04:42 PM
Jul 12 2023, 03:59 PM

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