Boosting our retirement savings


THE Employees Provident Fund (EPF) is providing members with the option and flexibility to diversify their retirement portfolio via the members investment scheme to help them meet their financial goals.

According to Badrul Hisham Dahalan, head of EPF’s quantitative and performance analysis department, members who meet the “basic savings” requirement may transfer part of their savings from Account I into fund management institutions of their choice to optimise investments for potentially higher returns on their EPF savings.

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