Mixed feelings over approval for EPF withdrawal


PETALING JAYA: The announcement of the special Employees Provident Fund (EPF) withdrawal has brought mixed reaction, with older folk believing that saving for the future is better while many affected by the floods and pandemic say it comes at an opportune time.

Mohd Sukarno Ismail, 65, was left surprised by the announcement.

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