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Finance Minister: AKPK To Develop Temporary Assistance Programme For Financially Struggling Malaysians
- 11th October 2021
The Credit Counselling and Debt Management Agency (AKPK) will set up a temporary assistance programme to help Malaysians […]
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The Pros And Cons Of Taking The EPF i-Sinar Withdrawal Facility
- 24th December 2020
The Malaysian government and the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) have officially announced the introduction of the EPF i-Sinar […]
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Some Malaysian Families Only Have RM76 Disposable Income Every Month
- 17th October 2018
A national study has found that low-income households have little disposable income and consume less food, as the absolute income gap in Malaysia widens.
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5 Reasons to Use a Credit Card Instead of Cash
- 9th October 2017
The saying Cash is King has been around for a long time but is it time to retire this saying in light of the benefits of credit cards?
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Why Making More Money Won’t Solve Your Debt Problems
- 26th July 2017
Just because you're earning more money doesn't mean your old money problems will go away, and this is why...
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The Pros And Cons Of Taking The EPF i-Sinar Withdrawal Facility
- 24th December 2020
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Some Malaysian Families Only Have RM76 Disposable Income Every Month
- 17th October 2018
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Finance Minister: AKPK To Develop Temporary Assistance Programme For Financially Struggling Malaysians
- 11th October 2021
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5 Reasons to Use a Credit Card Instead of Cash
- 9th October 2017
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The Pros And Cons Of Taking The EPF i-Sinar Withdrawal Facility
Jacie Tan
- 24th December 2020
The Malaysian government and the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) have officially announced the introduction of the EPF i-Sinar […]
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Some Malaysian Families Only Have RM76 Disposable Income Every Month
Jacie Tan
- 17th October 2018
A national study has found that low-income households have little disposable income and consume less food, as the absolute income gap in Malaysia widens.
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Finance Minister: AKPK To Develop Temporary Assistance Programme For Financially Struggling Malaysians
Alex Cheong Pui Yin
- 11th October 2021
The Credit Counselling and Debt Management Agency (AKPK) will set up a temporary assistance programme to help Malaysians […]
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5 Reasons to Use a Credit Card Instead of Cash
RinggitPlus
- 9th October 2017
The saying Cash is King has been around for a long time but is it time to retire this saying in light of the benefits of credit cards?