

The KWSP dividend 2026 announcement is something many Malaysians look forward to each year. As your EPF savings grow through annual dividends, it’s important to know how to check your latest returns and understand your available EPF withdrawal options. Here’s a quick guide to help you stay informed and in control of your retirement savings.
The KWSP dividend is the annual return credited to your EPF savings. It is calculated based on EPF’s yearly investment performance and is distributed to members’ accounts once officially announced.
The dividend rate is declared as a percentage. Your total EPF savings — including contributions from both you and your employer — will receive returns based on this rate.
For example, KWSP has announced a dividend rate of 6.15% for both Conventional and Shariah savings for the 2025 financial year (credited in early 2026). So if your savings amount to RM50,000, your dividend for the year would be approximately RM3,075 (RM50,000 × 6.15%).
The EPF dividend is usually announced in the first quarter of the year and credited automatically into members’ accounts shortly after. You do not need to apply — it will reflect in your EPF statement once processed.
Understanding the KWSP dividend rate 2026 is important because it directly impacts your long-term retirement fund growth through compounding returns

Checking your EPF dividend is straightforward. Here are the main ways to do it.
The fastest method is through i-Akaun login on the official KWSP website:
This is the most convenient way to check your EPF dividend 2026 from anywhere.
You can also check your EPF dividend online using the official KWSP app:
If you prefer offline methods:

Primarily for retirement. Withdrawals are generally restricted until you reach the eligible retirement age.
Allows withdrawals for specific purposes such as:
This account offers more liquidity for short-term financial needs, depending on current EPF policies.
Dividends are credited to each account based on the savings balance within that account.
Understanding EPF withdrawal options is just as important as tracking your dividend growth.
| Age | Withdrawal option |
|---|---|
| 50 | You may withdraw part of your savings |
| 55 | You can withdraw your full savings or choose to keep them in EPF for continued dividend earnings. |
| 60 | Members can withdraw their retirement savings in full. |
EPF also allows withdrawals for specific needs:
Each category has its own eligibility criteria and required documents.

You can apply for EPF withdrawal Malaysia through:
Steps typically include:
Processing times may vary depending on the withdrawal category.
Before withdrawing, consider how it may affect your future dividend earnings and long-term retirement plans.
The KWSP dividend 2026 is more than just a yearly announcement — it’s a key indicator of how your retirement savings are growing. By knowing how to check your EPF dividend, understanding how Account 1 and Account 2 work, and exploring available EPF withdrawal options, you can make informed decisions about your financial future.
As more financial services move online, having fast and stable connectivity makes it easier to manage your EPF savings anytime, anywhere — with CelcomDigi helping you stay connected to what matters most.
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