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Two-Faced Credit Cards: Friend or Foe?
Like a double edged sword, a credit card can be a friend when making a purchase or a foe when you struggle to pay the bills. To come out the winner, you must understand all the risks and benefits that come with paying on credit.
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What can I do to improve my Credit Report?
Bad debt weighing you down? Keep calm and read on for our tips on how to improve your credit report.
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We’ve got you: the credit card safety net
There are those times when you reach for your wallet, or stick your hand in your pocket, and find you've got no cash left. At those moments your credit card is the best friend you'll ever have. Don't believe us? Read our stories..
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Why you should read your Credit Card terms and conditions!
The biggest lie ever told by the majority is the tick that says 'yes we read the terms and conditions'! Our super infographic will show why you should read them!
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Real Life: The Gen-Y Money Tracker
Think it's hard keeping track of your spending? 25 year old Shan from the Klang Valley did more. He tracked every ringgit and created an awesome infographic with the data! How's that for a Gen-Y twist on money management?
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Singaporeans feeling the pinch of Credit Card Debt
As Malaysians wait with bated breath to see what other damage the Budget 2014 will inflict on their already tight spending, it appears Singapore isn't safe from the debt crunch either.
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How to recover from being made bankrupt
We've previously written about what bankruptcy is and what it happens when you're made bankrupt. In this post we'll tell you how to get yourself back on the path to creditworthiness.
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New EPF rules mean more for retirement but less for unit trust investments
EPF is our go-to source for money when we reach retirement age. Did you know that new rules will be implemented in January 2014?
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Credit Card: A Friend in Need or A Foe Indeed?
We used to go everywhere together, my friend and I; movies, shopping, dining and even holidays. I loved being around her; she made me feel complete. When I was short on cash, she offered help. Then she betrayed me - who is she? My credit card
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My First Ringgit Puts Kids On The Right Track
Education and Research Association for Consumers, Malaysia (ERA)'s My First Ringgit program, is part of their on-going Stretching Your Ringgit series, a financial education initiative aimed at kindergarten children between the ages of 4 and 6 years.
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What You Need to Know When Cancelling Your Credit Card
Have you thought about cancelling a credit card (or two)? Before you do - read this quick guide on what you need to know (and consider) before cutting your cards up!
What Kind of Broke Are You?
Sometimes we have money, and other times we don't. When we don't have money we call ourselves "broke", but is that word enough to describe it?
Should You Have a Joint Account with Your Spouse?
Have you thought about opening a joint account with your spouse? We take a look at the pros and cons plus a checklist to help you decide if it truly is the way to go.
How to recover from being made bankrupt
We've previously written about what bankruptcy is and what it happens when you're made bankrupt. In this post we'll tell you how to get yourself back on the path to creditworthiness.
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