The EPF has declared a dividend rate of 6.3% for both conventional and shariah savings for the 2024 financial year, as its investment assets grew 10% to MYR1.3 trillion. P Gunasegaram, an independent business writer and founding editor of Kinibiz shares some perspectives into this performance, EPF's investment strategies as well as how Malaysia can improve its approach to retirement savings.



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The EPF has declared a dividend rate of 6.3% for both conventional and shariah savings for the 2024 financial year, as its investment assets grew 10% to MYR1.3 trillion. P Gunasegaram, an independent business writer and founding editor of Kinibiz shares some perspectives into this performance, EPF's investment strategies as well as how Malaysia can improve its approach to retirement savings.Image Credit: Shutterstock.com

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