EPF: i-Lestari payouts to begin tomorrow
The Employees Provident Fund logo is seen at its headquarters on Jalan Raja Laut January 22, 2020. — Picture by Hari Anggara
It said the actual date when the money is available for withdrawal from bank accounts will be subject to the respective bank’s clearance procedures ranging from one to three days from the date of transfer from the EPF. “As a result, it was agreed that daily transfers by batches from the EPF to the respective financial institutions is the safest and best method.
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