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ABM, AIBIM: Banks Ready To Aid Customers In CMCO And EMCO Areas
- 13th October 2020
Banking customers in areas that are under conditional MCO (CMCO) or enhanced MCO (EMCO) can approach their banking […]
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Financial Education Network Launches Financial Literacy Month 2020
- 7th October 2020
The Financial Education Network (FEN) has launched the Financial Literacy Month (FLM) 2020 to provide a variety of […]
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Finance Minister: Moratorium Estimated At RM51.4 Billion As Of 6 July
- 9th July 2020
The ongoing six-month automatic moratorium announced by Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) in March is estimated to stand at […]
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AKPK Ready To Provide Financial Counselling And Rescheduling Services Post-Moratorium
- 22nd June 2020
The Credit Counselling and Debt Management Agency (AKPK) has stated that it is ready to provide financial counselling […]
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AKPK Offers To Help Business Owners and SME Employees, Outlines Five Proposals
- 17th April 2020
Business owners and employees of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic can now seek […]
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I See Debt People
- 25th January 2019
Credit Counselling and Debt Management Agency, better known as AKPK, has been very busy these days. Thanks to AKPK’s good work, 2,460 people have managed to settle RM80.9 million bank debts via its credit management programme.
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How Much Do The Most Common Critical Illnesses In Malaysia Cost?
- 11th January 2019
What are the three most common critical illnesses in Malaysia and how much do they cost to treat?
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Civil Servants Spend More Than Half Of Their Salary Repaying Debts
- 2nd October 2018
According to a study by Bank Negara, civil servants spend 52% of their monthly salaries repaying debts, which is 20% higher than the national average.
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How a Voluntary Arrangement Can Save You from Bankruptcy
- 7th February 2018
AKPK has recently added voluntary arrangement services to help Malaysians to avoid bankruptcy. Read on as we tell you the features of VA and how it can assist you in your debt management goals.
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Graduate With (Dis)Honours
- 27th May 2013
Students are graduating from university with huge levels of debt. While it’s disheartening to see young Malaysians carry financial burdens we can’t help but wonder what drove them to spend more than they could afford?
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How Much Do The Most Common Critical Illnesses In Malaysia Cost?
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Graduate With (Dis)Honours
- 27th May 2013
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I See Debt People
- 25th January 2019
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5 Responsible Ways To Use Your Ang Pow Money This CNY
- 14th February 2024
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How Much Do The Most Common Critical Illnesses In Malaysia Cost?
RinggitPlus
- 11th January 2019
What are the three most common critical illnesses in Malaysia and how much do they cost to treat?
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Graduate With (Dis)Honours
RinggitPlus
- 27th May 2013
Students are graduating from university with huge levels of debt. While it’s disheartening to see young Malaysians carry financial burdens we can’t help but wonder what drove them to spend more than they could afford?
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I See Debt People
RinggitPlus
- 25th January 2019
Credit Counselling and Debt Management Agency, better known as AKPK, has been very busy these days. Thanks to AKPK’s good work, 2,460 people have managed to settle RM80.9 million bank debts via its credit management programme.
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5 Responsible Ways To Use Your Ang Pow Money This CNY
Jacie Tan
- 14th February 2024
As tempting as it sounds, try not to spend all your ang pow money away this Chinese New Year. Here are some ways you can make use of your ang pow responsibly instead.