Roadshow helps tertiary students kick-start retirement planning


Husaini says it is never too early to start saving.

THE freshly launched TN50 PRS Youth is off to a good start, with the Private Pension Administrator Malaysia (PPA) participating in a roadshow at Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (Utar) as part of its financial literacy programme to engage youths on the importance of retirement planning.

Dozens of students as young as 18 kick-started their retirement savings by signing up with the Private Retirement Schemes (PRS) at Utar’s Sungai Long campus.

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