Learn how i-Simpan EPF (KWSP) works, who can contribute, contribution limits, tax relief benefits, and how HR can guide employees on voluntary EPF savings.

EPF (KWSP) updates effective January 2026. A practical guide for employers and HR covering Hajj withdrawal changes, i-Saraan Plus, i-Suri updates, and retirement benchmarks.

Penamaan KWSP explained for HR and employers in Malaysia. Learn why penamaan KWSP matters, its legal impact, and how HR can support employees.

Failure to contribute EPF can lead to fines, jail time, audits, and business restrictions. This guide explains contribution rules, deadlines, and penalties for non-payment.

Understand how i-Sayang KWSP works, who qualifies, its benefits, and step-by-step registration for husbands who want to support their wives’ EPF savings.

Malaysia is reviewing a new EPF pension scheme under the 13th Malaysia Plan that could give retirees a monthly pension in addition to their lump sum. Here’s how this change may impact employers and workforce planning.

Download a free KWSP/EPF calculator in Excel format to help Malaysian employers calculate monthly EPF contributions accurately. Stay compliant with KWSP rules in 2025.

The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) dividend is an annual return distributed to members based on their EPF contributions.

The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) or KWSP of Malaysia has announced a 6.30% dividend for conventional savings and a total payout of RM73.24 billion for 2024.

Checking your KWSP (EPF) balance is essential for tracking your retirement savings. In Malaysia, you can check your EPF balance through i-Akaun (online portal), SMS, and EPF branch.