What is EPF Voluntary Contribution and How Does it Work?
The Malaysian Employee Provident Fund (EPF) was established in 1951 as a compulsory savings plan for retirement, especially for employees in the private sector.
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EPF: M’sians Will Need RM1 Million For Retirement
Looking to retire for the next 20 to 30 years? News flash, you’ll need at least RM900,000 to RM1 Million before you could do it!
When is it okay to utilise EPF’s Special Withdrawal facility?
With applications for the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) Special Withdrawal facility now open to all members below the age of 55, EPF members are now allowed to take out up to RM10,000 from their EPF savings account.
Financial Literacy Web Game Mind Your Ringgit Aims To Educate Young Malaysians
In life, every Ringgit counts. That’s the message behind “Mind Your Ringgit,” a new financial literacy-themed web game developed by Visa, the world’s leader in digital payments.
Here’s How To Know If You Have Unclaimed Money Kept By The Government
In case you missed it, some news outlets have been reporting that you can now check if you have unclaimed money kept by the government. It’s not an entirely new thing and it has been around for a few years, but many people don’t know about it.
How To Safeguard Your Rights As A Consumer In Malaysia
Ever felt you were overcharged or shortchanged from your purchases? Find out how to get refunds or where to submit complaints. Read on to learn more about the types of consumer rights in Malaysia so you can be a smart and savvy shopper!
4 Benefits You Can Get If You Save Your EPF Money
As of last year, Malaysian citizens and permanent residents have been allowed to withdraw their EPF savings to stay afloat during the pandemic. As you would already know, your EPF (also known as the Employees Provident Fund) is your retirement savings. Because of this, the decision to allow people to withdraw it earlier has been…
4 Interesting Facts You Didn’t Know About The Malaysian Ringgit
Malaysia’s banknotes have gone through several changes over the past decades. Ringgit was only introduced as Malaysia’s official currency 18 years after independence. We discovered 4 interesting facts that you probably never knew about our Ringgit, read this article to find out.
Know Your Rights As A Consumer of Prepaid Services in Malaysia
Find out what your rights are, and what you should do if you feel you have been wronged in situations where you have made advanced payments.
A Look at Private Tutoring Rates vs Group Tutoring Rates
Parents looking for tuition for their children have two options: private tutor or group classes. Which one should you choose? Which will be better for your child’s learning pace? Here is a comparison between private tutoring and group classes so that you come up with the suitable option.