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The Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) today revealed further details regarding the 2022 Special Withdrawal which allows members to withdraw up to RM10000. Taking to its official Facebook page, the statutory body revealed that applications for the special withdrawal can only be made online.

EPF further elaborated that the application can only be made through a 2022 Special Withdrawal portal on its official website which is currently in the works. Speaking of which, please make sure that you are accessing the correct website, as EPF has previously warned Malaysians that scammers are targeting its members with fraudulent phishing sites.

The Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) today iterated that it has NEVER offered any schemes that reward members with monetary pay-off. This is after EPF members reportedly received fraudulent emails from irresponsible quarters claiming that they are entitled to a minimum of RM1000 reward if they worked from 2016 to 2021.

Shared on its official Facebook page, EPF warned its members to not fall for such a scam and to not click on the link attached to the email. Furthermore, the statutory body also stressed that it has never appointed or authorised any third parties to offer such a reward.

The Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) has today warned Malaysians that it has never appointed any third parties to assist in the recently announced 2022 Special Withdrawal. Taking to its official Facebook account, EPF reminded Malaysians to be careful with fraudulent ads by scammers that are currently widespread on social media.

Yesterday, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob announced that the government has agreed to allow for another EPF withdrawal of up to RM10000 for Malaysians under 55 years old. This would be the fourth EPF withdrawal scheme since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic after i-Lestari, i-Sinar and i-Citra.

Since our country has been placed under MCO, it's not easy for people to visit places. Although the government offices are operating in hybrid mode (80% staff working from home), it's better if we can do things online. And that should include paying for EPF.

Just a few hours ago, the KWSP Malaysia (EPF) just tweeted on their account apologizing on the i-Sinar Online application status display error. According to folks online, many have received approval but for some reason, the status changed to in the process.

Today, Malaysians can now start applying for the i-Sinar online. At the moment, a total of 8 million Malaysians are eligible to withdraw up to RM10,000 from their EPF Account 1. You can visit the registration page right here. 

To help out those who are in need, our government has announced that Malaysians will be able to withdraw savings from our EPF accounts starting from 1 April 2020. If you still don’t know, the latest announcement from Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin just came today reminding us to stay home until 14 April 2020, as Covid-19 cases in the country are still increasing. The movement control order has definitely brought some major effects to people, especially for for financial aspect.

On this 6th day of the Movement Control Order (MCO), Malaysian Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has declared four initiatives that have been decided by the government. These initiatives came out after a meeting by the Malaysian cabinet on how to deal with the economic situation that is deteriorating during the MCO.

Since last year, DeepFake technology has been improving steadily and we are starting to see more videos featuring celebrities in another movie. One fine example is the fan-made Back to the Future video featuring Tom Holland, thanks to the growing interest of the reboot. Now we found another fan-made video of Robert Pattinson as Bruce Wayne in the movie, Batman Begins.

If you remember about three weeks ago, there was a fan-made video of Back to the Future featuring Robert Downey Jr and Tom Holland as D Emmett Brown and Marty McFly on YouTube. Using Deepfake technology, YouTube user EZRyderX47 reimagined how the classic would look like should the movie ever get rebooted. This has happened twice already; now another YouTuber, stryder HD actually made a fan-made tease trailer concept with Deepfake technology.