Can EPF maintain its good returns?


Big-time investor: The EPF receives on a monthly basis about RM2bil from its members to be invested for their retirement needs.

WHEN the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) declares its annual dividend to members, the one thing that usually resonates is the chorus of grumbles.

For members, dividends of 6% plus over the past few years have set the stage for optimism, whereby expectations of high dividends are to be expected year after year.

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