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RAMCI: Malaysians Have Good Credit Scores But Poor Financial Literacy
While 69% of Malaysians have good credit scores, the country's overall level of financial literacy is still below average.
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How Dollar-Cost Averaging Helps Build Your Retirement Fund
When it comes to building your wealth, a monthly investment strategy is more reliable than keeping your money in a savings account or trying to time the markets.
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I See Debt People
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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New Money Resolutions to Have for the Coming New Year
With everything we've learned in the past year, it's time to set a new list of money resolutions to help us be better financially in the coming 12 months!
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5 Stats That Show Malaysians’ Shocking Financial Habits
Investment? Retirement planning? Forget all that, here's why many Malaysians are spending their way into financial suicide.
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Survey: Three Out Of Ten Malaysians Had To Borrow Money For Essential Goods
A survey revealed that three out of ten working adults had to borrow money to buy essential goods in the past six months.
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Survey Reveals Alarming Findings In Financial Management Among Malaysians
A survey has found Malaysians are living precariously thanks to our inability to manage our finances responsibly.
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How Smart Are You When It Comes To Handling Money?
Help us take part in the Malaysian Financial Literacy Survey!
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Some Malaysian Families Only Have RM76 Disposable Income Every Month
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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Civil Servants Spend More Than Half Of Their Salary Repaying Debts
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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5 Stats That Show Malaysians’ Shocking Financial Habits
Investment? Retirement planning? Forget all that, here's why many Malaysians are spending their way into financial suicide.
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?
Sun Life Malaysia Survey Reveals Alarming Gap In Insurance Literacy Among Malaysians – Only 28% Show Good Insurance Understanding
In today’s fast-paced world, financial stability and security are crucial for individuals and families. One of the key […]