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I resigned from my job in Port Elizabeth. I filled and submitted all the forms for exiting Mibco provident fund. I borrowed money to relocate to Gauteng because my wife got a job there, so I resigned from my job in middle September to move with our family and get my provident fund. I was waiting for my payment for a month while also looking for a new job. I found one on 12 October with a probation period of 3 months.
Now, my first payment was deducted from my salary in Gauteng. They say that because I am working now, they can't pay me my provident fund. I changed provinces and I waited so long. Surely there must be a way for me to get the money?
The reason that you have not been paid out your provident fund from your employment in Eastern Cape is that the Auto Workers and Motor Industry Provident Funds are compulsory funds under Mibco, the Motor Industry Bargaining Council, and are industry funds. That means that even if you have left one employer in Eastern Cape and have got a new employer in Gauteng, you will still be covered by the same provident fund as long as you are still working in the motor industry, and you will still be required to contribute to the provident fund.
I need some assistance. I am not sure which codes to use on the payslip side for the employee and employer provident fund contributions. The employees have B70 (Autoworkers Provident Fund % ) and then H70 .
The objective of the organisation is to encourage employees to save for retirement by contributing to the provident fund. Also, provide them with other social security schemes such as insurance and pension after retirement. Hence, they play an important role in promoting savings and financial security for the employees.
There are multiple EPF forms that are used to facilitate transactions related to claim settlement, partial withdrawal, nominee updation, etc. Hence, it is mandatory to be aware of all these types of forms. Here are some of the commonly used EPF forms with their purposes:
Like the term suggests, the Voluntary Provident Fund (VPF) is a voluntary fund contribution you make towards your provident fund account. This contribution is beyond the 12% contribution you make towards your EPF. You can make a maximum contribution up to 100% of your Basic Salary and Dearness Allowance and earn interest at the same rate as that of the EPF. However, the employer does not have to match this voluntary contribution.
Transferring EPF funds ensures the continuity of your provident fund account, allowing you to consolidate your savings and benefits. Here is how you can transfer your EPF money in case you have changed your employer.