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Tengku Zafrul said an additional dividend of RM5.4 billion could be distributed to all EPF members if previous withdrawals were not made.

For the first time ever, EPF declared two dividends. But why is the Simpanan Shariah dividend lower?

The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) on Saturday declared a dividend rate of 6.40 per cent for 2015 with a total payout amounting to RM38.24 billion.

Private sector workers are hoping for a higher dividend pay out by the EPF this year to cope with the rising cost of living and the impact from GST, MTUC said.

EPF in a statement said that this would involve the highest sum in dividend payout to subscribers, totalling RM31.20 billion.

The Malaysian Trades Union Congress has called on the Employees Provident Fund to declare a higher dividend this year.

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