The retirement fund said the introduction of i-Invest may potentially attract EPF members aged 40 years and below, as they are deemed to be digitally savvy and mostly have achieved their basic savings as required by the EPF
PETALING JAYA: The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) is banking on over one million members aged 40 years and below to transfer a portion of their savings in its Account 1 into unit trusts, with the introduction of the i-Invest online platform.
In an email to StarBiz yesterday, the retirement fund said the introduction of i-Invest may potentially attract EPF members aged 40 years and below, as they are deemed to be digitally savvy and mostly have achieved their basic savings as required by the EPF.
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