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EPF dividend rate

[UPDATED] EPF announces 6.3% dividend for 2024

The rate is the same for both conventional and shariah accounts and involves a total payout of RM73.24 billion

Higher EPF dividend is the fruit of strategic investments: economists 

Economists have lauded the Employees Provident Fund’s increased dividend rate of 5.50% for conventional savings and 5.40% for shariah savings as a testament to the fund’s investment strategy.  

MTUC lauds EPF for boosting yearly dividends

The 2023 Employees' Provident Fund dividend, which remains strong, gives employees confidence in the performance of their retirement savings investment while also indicating stable and improving economic growth, said the Malaysian Trades Union Congress.

Gap in EPF dividends between conventional, shariah savings decreasing: Amir Hamzah

The gap in dividend rates between conventional and shariah savings in the Employees Provident Fund has narrowed in 2023, said Finance Minister II Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizan.

[UPDATED] EPF declares dividend of 5.50% for 2023 conventional savings, 5.40% for shariah

This brings the total payout for 2023 to RM57.81 billion.

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