Employees Provident Fund ("EPF") in their press release has disclosed that they have declared a higher dividend. Compared to previous year only? What about previous years? The stock market has been hitting the high end since last quarter of year 2006.
Why did I say that EPF's dividend is low? It's when their funds/assets are compared against what Lembaga Tabung Angkatan Tentera ("LTAT") has.
LTAT
10% dividend from a total fund of approximately RM4.72 billion.
EPF
Gross investment income for 2006 rose by 1.45% to RM13.30bil, from RM13.11bil in the previous year. Their total fund available is RM262 billion. Thereby, the ROI is around 5%. EPF's total fund is around 55 times more than LTAT's funds.
Real disappointment actually!
Tags: EPF, Employees Provident Fund, LTAT, Dividend, ROI
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