My goal; ensuring my EPF offers a secure retirement
We provide tailored strategies to optimise and manage your EPF savings.
We understand you want to ensure your Employees Provident Fund (EPF) savings offer a secure retirement. And, after you pass, that those savings are distributed amongst your loved ones according to your wishes. However, EPF planning can be challenging; from knowing how much you ought to be contributing and capitalising on the tax breaks available, to nominating your beneficiaries and understanding how and when to draw down on your savings.
We can help.
We listen to understand your individual circumstances, requirements and retirement aspirations.
We take our extensive experience optimising EPF savings and knowledge of EPF rules, regulations and the tax breaks available and apply them to your personal situation.
We provide you with a comprehensive, personalised plan to:
We ensure your beneficiaries are properly nominated and compliant with EPF regulations and legal requirements.
We would work in partnership with you to monitor your EPF savings, with a view to adjusting our strategy when new opportunities arise.
There are different rules and regulations regarding EPF as a Permanent Resident holder in Malaysia. Our specialist strategies help you navigate complications and make the most of opportunities.
Our dedicated Private Wealth Managers, licensed by the Securities Commission Malaysia, have extensive knowledge and experience in managing diverse investment portfolios within the Malaysian regulatory framework.
We can source PRS investment solutions, tailored to your needs, to boost your savings.
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Factoring your PRS, EPF and any other existing assets or investments, we can create a personalised and comprehensive financial strategy to secure your retirement.
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There are different rules and regulations regarding EPF as a Permanent Resident holder in Malaysia. Our specialist strategies help you navigate complications and make the most of opportunities.
There are several ways to boost your EPF savings. Firstly, both you and your employer can make additional voluntary contributions. It is also possible for a husband to contribute to their wife’s account. Furthermore, and subject to your eligibility, it is also possible to invest some of your EPF savings in Unit Trusts, which may offer better returns.
Based on your circumstances, requirements and retirement aspirations, we can develop a plan to optimise your EPF savings.
Yes. You can withdraw from your EPF for a range of purposes, including housing, education and health. However, your ability to do so is dependent on your fulfilling certain terms and conditions. If you are an ex-pat with an EPF account, you can also withdraw if you emigrate.
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In view of your unique circumstances, we can advise as to your eligibility for early withdrawal and whether it would be prudent.
Having a robust financial plan to ensure your EPF savings are working to support you is crucial.
We specialise in retirement planning and can help develop a personalised strategy that sets out how and when to withdraw your EPF savings, with a view to sourcing income generating investment options.
While EPF is a sound vehicle for retirement saving, it's always a good idea to diversify your investment portfolio to maximise your retirement income. There are countless investment options available. Given your unique circumstances, we can help you decide which savings and investment options are right for you.
Learn more about investments and Private Retirement Schemes (PRS).
Unlike EPF, PRS lets you can decide how much you want to contribute and how often. You can also choose your PRS provider and the funds you want to invest into, giving you greater control over your investment. This increased control may see you choose to invest in riskier and therefore potentially more profitable funds. However, unlike EPF, which is government owned and guarantees you a minimum dividend rate of 2.5% a year, PRS offers no such guarantees.