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Fuel Prices To Be Cheaper In January 2019
- 27th December 2018
The government has confirmed that fuel and petroleum product prices will be dropping in January next year.
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UOB ONE Card Weekday Cashback Will Be Reduced To 0.2% From 2019
- 26th December 2018
The UOB ONE Card’s weekday cashback rates for all categories except petrol will be reduced to 0.2% for the coming year.
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Stream EPL Games Live With Maxis Premier League Match Passes For Only RM3
- 26th December 2018
Maxis & Hotlink are offering passes for RM3 per EPL match with HD streaming quality on your mobile phone!
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MyPay Aims To Be A One-Stop E-Government Service Platform
- 24th December 2018
A new e-government service, MyPay, aims to be a one-stop platform for Malaysians to check information and make payments online.
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Google Play Gift Cards Are Now Available In Malaysia
- 20th December 2018
Google has finally listed Malaysia as one of the countries available to purchase its Google Play Gift Cards.
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Grab Introduces GrabClub, A Monthly Subscription Plan For Discounts On Grab And GrabFood
- 20th December 2018
Grab has introduced GrabClub, a monthly subscription plan for Grab services that allows users to save up to 55%!
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Government Plans Free Streamyx Upgrades To Unifi By March 2019
- 19th December 2018
The Malaysian government will be upgrading Streamyx subscriptions to Unifi by March 2019, for free!
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CIMB Clicks Users Strongly Encouraged To Change Passwords NOW
- 17th December 2018
If you are a CIMB Clicks user, you should change your passwords immediately. Here's the Why and the How.
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PTPTN Reveals Salary Deduction Scale, Receives Backlash Due To “Overly Aggressive” Mechanism
- 7th December 2018
PTPTN's new salary deduction mechanism will automatically deduct up to 15% of a borrower's monthly salary.
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RM2,500 Fresh Grad Salary: Why it’s Not a Question of Enough
- 5th December 2018
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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Petrol Price Malaysia Live Updates (RON95, RON97 & Diesel)
RinggitPlus
- 23rd September 2026
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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Government Offers RM200 Rebate On Selected Air Conditioners And Refrigerators
Christina Chandra
- 3rd July 2026
From 1 July 2026, eligible households can get a RM200 rebate on selected energy-efficient models under the government’s […]
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PERKESO Shares Guide On Choosing Whether To Join LINDUNG 24 Jam
Christina Chandra
- 14th July 2026
PERKESO has published a step-by-step guide to help employees decide whether to join the voluntary LINDUNG 24 Jam […]
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You Can Now Transfer Your BUDI Diesel Quota To Family Members
Eloise Lau
- 14th July 2026
The government has approved more than 5,000 applications to transfer subsidised diesel quotas under the BUDI MADANI Diesel […]