Saddiq: MPs don’t want to quit because of excessive pensions


Members of Parliament who have served for multiple terms seem determined to hold on to their posts because they can receive multiple pensions amounting to over a RM100,000 a month and more than a RM1mil in gratuity, says Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman (Independent-Muar).

“That is why a lot of young people are asking why MPs don’t want to retire although they are already old and have served for years.

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