I recently discovered an interesting conversation between our professional estate planner and Mr. Wong, a diligent accountant deeply invested in securing his family’s future. During our discussion, Mr. Wong raised a crucial question: Why is life insurance important? I realize that many of you might wonder why life insurance is important in financial planning and...
The Employee’s Provident Fund (EPF) is a compulsory savings scheme for Malaysian workers, designed to ensure financial security in retirement. When an EPF member passes away, the funds are distributed to the nominees listed by the member. However, complications can arise if one of the beneficiaries predeceased the EPF member. Question 1: Can the...
Estate planning and insurance are crucial aspects of financial management, yet many individuals harbor misconceptions that can hinder informed decision-making. Addressing these myths is vital for helping public navigate the complexities of securing their financial future. In this article, we will debunk some common misunderstandings surrounding estate planning and insurance. Myth 1: “Estate Planning...
Who Can Nominate? According to Section 54(1A) of the Employees Provident Fund Act 1991, any member of the Fund may make nomination for the purpose of payment of credit after the death of the member. The nomination can be made by members by completing the EPF Form 4 and submitting it at any EPF branches nationwide,...
