EPF declares 5.15% dividend for 2006
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EPF declares 5.15% dividend for 2006
KUALA LUMPUR: The Employees Provident Fund (RPF)declared 5.15% dividend for 2006, which was higher than the 5% of the previous year.
This was due to increased income for most of its investments, the EPF said in a statement issued here on Monday.
Gross investment income for last year was up 1.45% to RM13.30bil, from RM13.11bil in 2005.
As at Dec 31 last year, total investment funds grew by RM25.57bil to RM285.45bil compared with RM259.89bil in 2005
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and why should we in singapore care about this?
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he wants u to whine abt the pathetic cpf interests rate we havingOriginally posted by the Bear:and why should we in singapore care about this? -
Simply transfer your Ordinary Account savings to your Special AccountOriginally posted by sunny6110:he wants u to whine abt the pathetic cpf interests rate we having
Every $100 transferred to your Special Account will double in 18 years. Hence, every $100 you transfer to your Special Account at age 26 will grow to $200 and $400 when you reach 44 and 62 respectively. For comparison, $100 would have grown to $156 and $243 had it remained in your Ordinary Account. -
2.tell him it is called Rule of 72,Originally posted by eyebuzz:Simply transfer your Ordinary Account savings to your Special Account
Every $100 transferred to your Special Account will double in 18 years. Hence, every $100 you transfer to your Special Account at age 26 will grow to $200 and $400 when you reach 44 and 62 respectively. For comparison, $100 would have grown to $156 and $243 had it remained in your Ordinary Account. -
why CPF didnot declare dividend 4 us? just 2-4 % per yr!!!!Originally posted by eyebuzz:Simply transfer your Ordinary Account savings to your Special Account
Every $100 transferred to your Special Account will double in 18 years. Hence, every $100 you transfer to your Special Account at age 26 will grow to $200 and $400 when you reach 44 and 62 respectively. For comparison, $100 would have grown to $156 and $243 had it remained in your Ordinary Account.
May I know where is my CPF dividend????