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EPF introduces i-Legasi, iEmas, and retirement goal calculator

The i-Legasi facility enables members to transfer a portion of their EPF savings into the EPF accounts of immediate family members upon reaching full withdrawal age.

Updated 5 months ago · Published on 11 May 2026 3:58PM

EPF introduces i-Legasi, iEmas, and retirement goal calculator
Ahmad Zulqarnain said retirement planning must go beyond savings accumulation to focus on adequacy and sustainability. - May 11, 2026

THE Employees Provident Fund (EPF) today introduced i-Legasi, i-Emas and the Retirement Goal Calculator as part of wider efforts to enhance retirement security and financial resilience across generations.

EPF chief executive officer Ahmad Zulqarnain Onn said retirement planning must go beyond savings accumulation to focus on adequacy and sustainability.

“We are evolving to support our members not only in savings, but in making informed decisions to ensure their savings last a lifetime and to leave a legacy for their loved ones,” he said in a statement reported by Bernama.

The i-Legasi facility enables members to transfer a portion of their EPF savings into the EPF accounts of immediate family members upon reaching full withdrawal age.

Meanwhile, the current monthly payment method under the Age 55/60 Withdrawal has been rebranded as i-Emas to reinforce the importance of managing savings as a sustainable source of income.

Rather than withdrawing their savings in full upon reaching age 55/60, members can opt for automated monthly payments via iEmas, allowing their remaining balance to continue earning annual dividends.

“Over 21,000 members have opted for monthly withdrawals upon reaching age 55/60, showing a growing awareness of the need for structured monthly income post-retirement,” said Ahmad Zulqarnain.

He said that i-Emas provides the flexibility to manage daily needs while protecting members against financial risks such as scams and rapid fund depletion, and ensuring a stable flow of income throughout retirement.

The Retirement Goal Calculator, a new digital tool available via the EPF i-Akaun application, is designed to help members plan their retirement more effectively.

The calculator helps members estimate future savings needs based on lifestyle expectations and projected expenses. – May 11, 2026

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