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EPF to announce details on Account 1 withdrawals next week

More will be known about access to i-Sinar on Wednesday

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 14 Nov 2020 3:46PM

EPF to announce details on Account 1 withdrawals next week
Applications for EPF’s i-Sinar withdrawal facility can be made starting next month. – Bernama pic, November 14, 2020

KUALA LUMPUR – The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) will announce details on access to the Account 1 facility, known as i-Sinar, on Wednesday.

In a statement today, the fund said i-Sinar, which is being fine-tuned, is the outcome of an in-depth consultation with stakeholders, to ensure people are able to see through this difficult economic period.

“EPF is confident that the amount that can be accessed from i-Sinar, together with the maximum withdrawal of RM500 a month from Account 2 under i-Lestari, will enable members to fend for themselves in the short term.”

The i- Sinar facility is an extension of i-Lestari, which has seen an estimated total withdrawal amount of RM30 billion and will end next March.

Applications for i-Sinar can be made starting next month, with the amount to be credited into members’ bank accounts starting January next year. – Bernama, November 14, 2020

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