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The Employees Provident Fund (EPF), also known as KWSP, has unveiled three major new initiatives aimed at helping Malaysians better […]

Planning for retirement can feel overwhelming, especially with rising living costs and longer life expectancy. To help Malaysians better manage their retirement savings and future financial security, the Employees Provident Fund (EPF/KWSP) has introduced several new initiatives, including i-Legasi, i-Emas, and the Retirement Goal Calculator. A

Retirement fund body EPFO will soon automate the process for settling final provident fund withdrawal claims, fast-tracking the money transfer to the applicant’s bank accounts, a top official said on Wednesday. The Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has more than seven crore members. At present, partial or advance withdrawal claims

The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) announced three changes on 11 May 2026. i-Legasi lets eligible members transfer excess […] The post EPF Introduces i-Legasi, i-Emas, And Retirement Goal Calculator appeared first on RinggitPlus.

超过21,000名年满55岁或60岁的公积金局会员，选择每月自动从公积金账户提款以应付日常所需。根据雇员公积金局（KWSP）所发出的消息，退休人士每月自动从公积金账户提款的便利将更名为i-Emas。这项计划将让会员可以每月自动从自己的公积金账户提款。参与i-Emas计划的好处是，会员将会更加节制的使用自己的公积金存款，并且保留在公积金账户内的存款仍可继续享有公积金派息。有兴趣参与i-Emas计划的退休人士，可以前往附近的公积金局柜台提出申请。...

Simpanan Kumpulan Wang Simpanan Pekerja (KWSP) kekal sebagai instrumen kewangan terpenting bagi rakyat Malaysia. Sejak penstrukturan semula pada tahun 2024 dan penambahbaikan polisi dalam Bajet 2026, sistem pengeluaran kini lebih fleksibel namun tetap memfokuskan kecukupan persaraan. Rujuk info penuh mengenai pengeluaran KWSP mengikut umur dan

Pindahan kepada keluarga terdekat menerusi i-Legasi hanya dibenarkan setelah ahli KWSP mencapai umur 55 atau 60 tahun.

KUALA LUMPUR (May 11): The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) today introduced the i-Legasi facility, which allows members to transfer a portion of their retirement savings to the EPF accounts of immediate family members. The option, however, will only be available to contributors aged 55 or 60 and above with savings exceeding the Adequate Savings