And as Malaysia moves toward becoming a super-aged nation, the debate on extending the current retirement age from 60 in the country has been revived yet again. Retirement Fund Inc (KWAP ...

Researcher Calvin Cheng says the current practice of retiring at 60 makes it tough for employees to balance well-being and ...

Caregivers’ needs, retirement adequacy and services catering to seniors with different abilities are issues that have come to the fore as Malaysia’s government gets ready to table what it ...

MALAYSIA: Malaysia’s Employees Provident Fund (EPF) is more than just a retirement savings scheme; it is a financial powerhouse that offers long-term growth, ...

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia has always been a popular tourist destination for Singaporeans, with good food in Johor Bahru just a drive away, and the weak ringgit against the Singapore dollar boosting ...

EPF contributions by foreign workers are currently voluntary. Anwar Ibrahim, Malaysia’s prime minister and finance minister, ...

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia needs to relook at its retirement age policy, considering that the country is becoming an ageing society, said World Bank Group representative to Malaysia and country ...

Several judges of the Federal Court, Malaysia's highest judicial body, are due to retire and the legal fraternity is concerned senior judges may be bypassed in favour of politically linked candidates ...

Asia offers budget-friendly retirement destinations for older Americans, with countries like the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, Cambodia, Sri Lanka and Thailand providing the best ...

Malaysia is a multiethnic and multicultural country; nowhere is this diversity better reflected than in its outstanding and vast array of local cuisine options. U.S. expats who retire to Malaysia may ...

Foreign employers in Malaysia must comply with EPF and SOCSO contributions. Learn about eligibility, rates, benefits, and ...

The devastating impact of rising insurance costs hit home for one Malaysian retiree when her broker delivered the shocking news: her monthly RM200 premium would surge to an eye-watering RM1,056.