Can I depend on EPF dividend 100% for my retirement income?

Is it prudent to place your entire reliance on your retirement income to sustain you throughout your golden years? Astonishingly, a significant number of retirees find themselves reentering the workforce, and the root cause frequently lies in underestimating the actual cost of living during retirement. Instead of leaving it to chance, tune in to this week’s video and find out what considerations you need to work out now to set yourself up for a comfortable retirement.

In this week’s Yap’s Live Consultation, we covered the following questions:
• Can I depend on EPF dividend 100% for my retirement income? (0:03)
• What is the usage of Trust? (1:24)

About Yap Ming Hui
Yap Ming Hui, a licensed fee-charging financial planner, is a regular columnist in major newspapers and bestselling author of 8 personal finance books in Malaysia. Whitman, the financial advisory company founded by Yap in 2000, has served thousands of satisfied clients who have paid for advisory services.

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[hagarhagar]

I guess depends on how much one has in the EPF