WITH longer life expectancy, escalating medical and education costs, most people’s Employees Provident Fund (EPF) savings will diminish over time.72% of the members who withdraw their savings at age 55 tend to spend all the money within three years..
Depending on a person’s risk appetite, investment time horizon and income, one can opt to invest in, among others, properties, equities, unit trusts and investment-linked insurance plans.
Regular investing and saving is an effective and convenient way to help one reach his retirement goal.
Even a little money saved regularly can grow to a tidy sum over time.
The easiest way to reach your financial goals is to start investing through a regular savings plan.(copy and paste from the star online)
u can start with a simple saving plan now...
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If the Government is serious about providing ways for Malaysians to fund their retirement, they should allow EPF contributors to invest into offshore funds for greater choice and diversification.