. . EPF Withdrawal Rules The employee can withdraw employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) - • At the time of retirement (On or after 58 years of age) OR • If unemployed for two months or more OR •Death before the specified retirement age OR Unemployment- • A person can withdraw 75% of his or her provident fund if unemployed for more than a month • The remaining 25% of the corpus can be withdrawn after 2 months of unemployment When to Make Partial Withdrawals? 1. Marriage/ Education- served for Min. 7 y

1.6K views | Although i-Sinar has been expanded to make more Employees Provident Fund (EPF) contributors eligible to withdraw from their Account 1, there are still complaints about the programme. On Wednesday, the EPF announced two categories of members eligible to apply to make withdrawals through the i-Sinar facility. We went out to find out what Malaysians think about this initiative. | KiniTV | Facebook

EPF interest rate lowered by 15 bps to 8.5% for FY20; Salaried employees will get 0.15% lower returns on their provident fund deposits this year - http://bit.ly/2TDcTC2 | The Economic Times

The Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has kept the interest rate on employees’ provident fund (EPF) deposits unchanged at 8.25% for 2024-25, according to sources. In February 2024, EPFO had slightly raised the interest rate to 8.25% for 2023-24 from 8.15% in 2022-23. Sakshi Batra explains more #EPFO #PF #ProvidentFund #interestrates #finance #financial #ITNewsByte | India Today