With the approval of the Malaysia Minister of Finance, Employees Provident Fund (EPF) today declares dividend rate of 5.80 percent for the financial year ended 31st DEC 2010. It’s the highest dividend payout amount ever of RM21.61 billion to members, an increase of 11.55 percent over the 2009 dividend payout of RM19.37 billion. The dividend rate, which is 15 basis points higher than the 5.65 percent announced for the year of 2009, underscores an impressive year in which gross investment income reached a historical high of RM24.06 billion, reflecting a 39.76 percent increase over the RM17.22 billion gross investment income recorded in 2009.

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Attention to all fellow Malaysian employees, Employees Provident Fund (EPF) has just declared a dividend rate of 5.65 per cent for the financial year ended 31st DEC 2009, which is 1.15 per cent higher than the 4.5 per cent paid out for year 2008.
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Recently I like to invest in high dividend stocks. Personally I feel that high dividend stocks can bring me better cash flow and therefore more profit.
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I think most 2da6s, including me, always complaining about not earning enough money and always want to earn more money. I also always think how can I earn more money from my hard earned money instead of letting it depreciate in my saving account.
This is because I know that if I put RM1000 in my saving account, after 5 years, although I will still have RM1000 in my account but the money is already worth less than RM1000.
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