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@frogwellprincess The easiest way is to obtain a writ of garnishment from the court against his bank account(s). The alternative is to garnish wages from his employment.

@ineedadvice101 Wow if their fund managers are that incompetent, I wonder how much money ASB and ASM are actually losing without the cross-subsidies.

@robruss102 That sounds exactly like how ASB works too except with their unit preservation fund, but with the disadvantage that EPF doesn't have a different class of shareholders to gouge through sales charges and expense ratios. It doesn't seem surprising that they had to lower the...

@srrngugi IBKR via Wise should be doable now that the latter supports an MYR account. You could probably do it with a local broker that gives you access to the LSE, but the broker fees and stamp duty charged by the government is usurious.

@srrngugi Usually VWRA is the answer.

@meesh1070 Your parents will have to work for the rest of their lives or until they can physically no longer do so. Another option is to sell their house, rent, and live on the balance after the mortgage is repaid.

@brendanawitz It is unlikely and foolish to repatriate a future two-comma account balance from IBKR into their Malaysia bank account. You are very much better off withdrawing what you need on an annual basis and leaving your money with IBKR that has FINRA and SEC regulation, has SIPC coverage...

@dubois +1 burial plots salespeople really know how to exploit SJKC education. Their sales pitches are more comical than an insurance agent's.