Many prefer to make full withdrawal at 55 instead of 60


PETALING JAYA: Having contributed to the Employee Provident Fund (EPF) for over two decades, Sarah Lim, is not happy with proposed changes which may delay full withdrawal until age 60.

The 46-year-old general manager of a freight forwarding company wants EPF to maintain the status quo.

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