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Why EPF is better than ETFs and Unit Trusts (mostly)

Different type of video this week. We talk a little bit about personal finance, more specifically, EPF or Malaysia's Employee Provident Fund. EPF has been the safety net for so many Malaysians, but with the dividend payout rate decreasing, some are wondering if it is still worth it. In this video we tell you exactly why it IS still worth it, and why it's better than almost any investments you can make out there, with the exception of good quality stocks of course. Enjoy! Why EPF is better than ETFs and Unit Trusts (mostly) Timestamp 00:00 Start 1 1:27 History 2 2:45 Financials 3 4:25 Comparison 4 5:49 Portfolio 5 8:34 Advantages 6 13:30 Risks & Disadvantages Free Stock Investing Masterclass (LIVE) ➡ https://firl.ewebinar.com/webinar/fir... Free 6 Figure Stock Portfolio Guidebook ➡ https://www.firl.co/free Mentorship Program ➡ https://bit.ly/mentorshipapply __________________________________________________________________ Connect With Us 📲 Podcast(YouTube): http://bit.ly/firlpodcastYT Spotify Podcast: http://bit.ly/firlpodcast Instagram:   / firl.co   Website: https://www.firl.co/ Facebook:   / firlguys   TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@firlguys Telegram: https://t.me/firlco MJ:   / mjganny   E-Mail: [email protected] DISCLAIMER The information in this video is accurate as of the posting date. These are just the opinions of the FIRL Guys and do not in any way represent investment advice or stock recommendations, the content in this video is purely educational. Information in the video might not be applicable to all investors as it does not take into account the financial circumstances, investment goals, and risk tolerance of any specific investors. Risk is inherent to all investing, including the permanent loss of capital. Past performance does not equal future results. We are not licensed by Malaysia's Securities Commission as financial/investment advisors. Please speak to a licensed financial advisor before making any financial decisions.