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RMFLS 2025: How Gen Z and Lower-Income Malaysians Are Quietly Building Better Money Habits
- 16th October 2025
While middle-income Malaysians face tighter budgets and rising living costs, two groups are quietly moving in a different […]
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Financial Pressure And Work Strain Leave Young Malaysian Doctors Struggling
- 7th October 2025
Two recent cases have highlighted the growing financial and emotional strain faced by Malaysian doctors, underscoring broader issues […]
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Proposal To Extend Financial Education Requirement To Housing, Car Loans
- 6th October 2025
Financial consultant and Infaq Consultancy founder Afyan Mat Rawi has suggested expanding Bank Negara Malaysia’s (BNM) upcoming financial […]
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Compound Interest: What It Is And How To Calculate It
- 26th August 2025
Compound interest is one of the most important concepts in personal finance. It can help you grow your […]
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Bank Negara Malaysia Releases Discussion Paper On Malaysia’s Second Financial Literacy Strategy
- 14th February 2025
Bank Negara Malaysia has released a discussion paper outlining the Second National Strategy for Financial Literacy (NS2.0), aimed […]
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AKPK: Over 50,000 Youths In Debt, Attributed Primarily To Credit Cards & Personal Loans
- 24th April 2024
As many as 53,000 youths aged 30 and below are under debt worth nearly RM1.9 billion in total, […]
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How To Manage Your Money In The Digital Era Of Instant Gratification & Connectivity
- 8th November 2021
These days, technological advancement has given us the instant ability to buy what we want without delay. Since […]
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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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Outsmarting Your Credit Card Debts
- 5th December 2018
Salary’s spent, savings exhausted and the car loan payment is overdue again. Friends, family, and colleagues are equally short of cash and can’t lend you money – the panic sets in. “How am I going to survive the next 15 days with only RM50?”
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Being Late Doesn’t Have To Hurt Your Wallet With These Low Interest Credit Cards
- 5th December 2018
Sometimes even after careful planning and meticulous preparation, disaster strikes. A sick family member, a sudden job loss or a car breakdown; they can happen when you least expect it. As a result, you miss a credit card payment, or two.
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RMFLS 2025: How Gen Z and Lower-Income Malaysians Are Quietly Building Better Money Habits
Samuel Chua
- 16th October 2025
While middle-income Malaysians face tighter budgets and rising living costs, two groups are quietly moving in a different […]
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Proposal To Extend Financial Education Requirement To Housing, Car Loans
Samuel Chua
- 6th October 2025
Financial consultant and Infaq Consultancy founder Afyan Mat Rawi has suggested expanding Bank Negara Malaysia’s (BNM) upcoming financial […]
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Financial Pressure And Work Strain Leave Young Malaysian Doctors Struggling
Samuel Chua
- 7th October 2025
Two recent cases have highlighted the growing financial and emotional strain faced by Malaysian doctors, underscoring broader issues […]