EPF or KWSP has just declared 6.3% dividend rate for 2024 for both conventional & shariah accounts, which is the highest since 6.9% in year 2017.
Even though the guaranteed minimum dividend rate is 2.5%, EPF always outperforms by a good margin.
In the last 14 years, 9 years saw its dividend at 6% or above.
It was reported that in FY24, EPF recorded investment income of RM74.46bil, up 11% from RM66.99bil in FY23.
Its total payout in FY24 is RM73.24bil (98.4%), compared to RM57.81bil (RM86.3%) in FY23.
The table below shows EPF historical dividend rate since 1952:
As I'm an EPF member, of course I'll be happy if EPF is able to give good dividends consistently.
Recently I read in the news that we Malaysians can have a million ringgit in our EPF account at retirement age with a salary of RM3000 per month with gradual increment.
Is it possible? Lets do the calculation.
Lets say a person starts to work at the age of 24 or 25 until 55 years old which is the time he can fully withdraw his money from EPF, he has at least 31 years to contribute to EPF.
Employee will contribute 11% while the employer will contribute 13% if the salary is RM5000 per month or below. If the salary is above RM5000 per month, employer shall contribute 12%.
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