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RM2,500 Fresh Grad Salary: Why it’s Not a Question of Enough
Much has been said about the fresh graduate salary of RM2,500 but should it be a question of something as subjective and open to opinion as 'enough'? Is RM2,500 really enough to live on?
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Private Schools vs Public Schools: Which One Gets You More for Your Money?
If you are still on the fence about which path to take for your children to receive top-notch education, you’re going to want to read this!
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Maximise Your Income Tax Relief in 2017 By Spending On These
Have you ever wondered about the 2017 income tax relief ? Find out about the newly added items on the 2017 tax relief, and start spending on these things to more money on your next income tax filing!
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7 Government Subsidies You Could Be Missing!
The removal of petrol subsidies is on everyone's mind, so we bring you some lesser known subsidies and benefits offered by the Malaysian Government. That could be good news for your pocket if you know how to use the knowledge
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Are Malaysian Debit Card charges set to rise?
Banks in the US are considering passing on swipe fee charges to debit card holders. Would you still use your debit card if the same thing happened here?
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MyHome Programme – really making homes more affordable?
An honest look at the MyHome Scheme, which has just been announced. Will it help lower income earners buy property at last?
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Brace Yourselves, Budget 2016 is Coming
Budget 2016 is set to be announced this Friday, the 23rd of October. We do a quick round-up of what is buzzing about the Budget.
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Death or Divorce: What will happen to your Joint Account?
Having a joint account is useful when paying collective bills but in the event of death or divorce - what happens to your money? Here is what you need to know to avoid getting locked out from your joint account
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PTPTN Increases Minimum Salary Threshold For Mandatory Deductions To RM2,000 A Month
PTPTN has announced that it will increase the salary threshold for the mandatory salary deduction for borrowers.
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Sime Darby Property To Review Prices Of Unsold Units
A price review is on the books for the Sime Darby Property group, especially for its unsold property units.
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Petrol Price Malaysia Live Updates (RON95, RON97 & Diesel)
We provide weekly updates on every Friday at 5pm on the prices of RON95, RON97 and Diesel in Malaysia and a chart that shows the movement of fuel prices across a 6-week period. Bookmark this page now!
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EPF Declares 6.15% Dividend For 2025
The Employees Provident Fund has declared a dividend rate of 6.15% for both Simpanan Konvensional and Simpanan Shariah […]
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EPF 2025 Dividend Expected To Stay Within Historical Range
The Employees Provident Fund(EPF) is expected to declare a 2025 dividend of about 5.8% to 6.3% for Conventional […]
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Up To RM4,000 In Trade-In Rebates For Vehicles Over 20 Years Old
The government has launched a vehicle trade-in grant aimed at encouraging owners of older cars to switch to […]
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