Seven fined for making fraudulent EPF withdrawals


PETALING JAYA: Seven people have been fined a total of RM8,700 by the courts for making fradulent Emplo­yees’ Provident Fund housing withdrawals this year.

EPF head of corporate affairs Nik Affendi Jaafar said it did not deny the involvement of syndicates or third parties who helped “desperate members” withdraw from their EPF savings through fraudulent means.

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