Malaysians should celebrate because of their EPF dividend rates! Singaporeans are drooling! Malaysia’s EPF is expected to return a dividend of 6.0% to 6.8% in 2025 – and some analysts think this could even be a positive surprise. At RM1.37 trillion, maintaining 6% is not normal. It is institutional implementation at scale. In this 1M65 regional wealth briefing, we provide an overview of: • The full 30-year history of the EPF dividend • How the structure of EPF differs from Singapore’s CPF • Why the “Daily Calm” calculation changes everything • Where EPF invests – domestic banks, global tech, real estate • Why international assets generate more than half of income • The power of voluntary RM100,000 top-ups • What happens when you age from invest RM100K annually from the age of 30? 65 We also address the key question: can EPF maintain 6% in the long term? If you’re Malaysian – or a Malaysian PR working in Singapore – this could be one of the most powerful compounding engines available to you. Understand it. Use it. Don’t waste it. Subscribe to 1M65 for clear, disciplined financial information in Singapore and ASEAN. 🔥 HASHTAGS #EPF #KWSP #MalaysiaInvesting #RetirementPlanning #1M65 #CompoundInterest #WealthBuilding #CPFvsEPF #FinancialFreedom #ASEANInvesting #DividendInvesting #PersonalFinanceMalaysia…
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