Fertility treatment: Govt to enable EPF withdrawal

Fertility treatment: Govt to enable EPF withdrawal thesundaily Malaysia fertility theSun

Those who are seeking treatment for fertility issues and to start a family may soon do so by withdrawing from their Employees Provident Fund account.said this is in accordance to next year’s Budget announcement, and it is a real struggle especially for working-class couples who want children to get treatment, so being able to withdraw from EPF will give them access to funds to do undergo this treatment.

Earlier in her speech, she also mentioned that RM10 million was given to the Ministry to ensure that there are childcare facilities at all 540 agencies across the country.

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