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Tag Archives: basic needs
RM120,000 good only for basic needs
The average worker in Malaysia would have an estimated RM120,000 in his savings with the Employee Provident Fund by the time he reaches 55. According to the deputy finance minister, Ahmad Husni Hanadzlah, this would give him a monthly return … Continue reading
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Tagged basic needs, Employee Providence Fund, EPF, KWSP, retirement, savings, withdrawal
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