EPF Announces Dividend of 6.30% for 2024, Highest Since 2017!
(Image: The Star/Faihan Ghani)
(Image: The Star/Faihan Ghani)
On March 3rd, 2024, the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) of Malaysia announced its dividend release for the 2023 financial year, which is 5.5% for conventional savings and 5.4% for syariah savings.
When it comes to financial literacy about investing, Malaysians are unfortunately lagging behind. A recent survey by Hong Leong bank showed that as much as 79% of Malaysians do not have a proper financial plan, and only about 33% have some kind of investment.
We admire those who invest but, at the same time, we’re fearful of making an investment ourselves. Perhaps it’s because the returns aren’t guaranteed, hence there’s a risk that you might get back less than what you originally invested. Also, we often ‘play it safe’ when it comes to our finances – after all, it’s…
Bitcoin fans and budding enthusiasts, we’re back with another crypto-flavoured article for you. We’ve previously covered some basics on cryptocurrency, the pros and cons of crypto, and receiving payments in crypto.
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ICYMI, you can now invest via Touch ‘n Go eWallet! Introducing GOInvest, a digital investment platform by Touch ‘n Group in partnership with Principal Asset Management.
If you’re in your 20s or 30s, you’ve probably heard enough of “just save up and invest in properties lah” from your elders. However, for most people, getting into property investment is a pipe dream, especially with homes costing a bomb these days. Many Malaysians are unable to afford a home to live in as…
It can feel intimidating when you first step into an industry and see the insane number of words you have to Google, and still not know what it means after that. Finance, law, business, and, of course, the crypto industry are infamous for their hard-to-understand language.