Many people in Malaysia are currently experiencing the effects of the rising cost of living. The cost of daily necessities like food, housing, transportation, education, and healthcare has increased and is putting a strain on many households. Some families, particularly …
Thinking about buying a car? The government has introduced tax exemption for cars until 31 Dec 2021. The price of cars might be cheaper, but first check out these 3 things to know before you decide to buy a car!
17 years ago, I came to Kuala Lumpur from Bintulu for a better life. But, I made some mistakes financially and ended up in a lot of debt and was on my way to being declared a bankrupt. With some …
I don’t know about you, but whenever anyone mentions insurance, my brain just shuts down. I’m young, I have a great job and my employer covers my medical insurance. Even after Covid-19 happened, I didn’t really think much about it. …
A content collaboration between Multiply and Bursa Malaysia Are you interested in trading shares but don’t know where to start? Have you ever looked at stock market information and thought, ‘I wish there was someone to show me how to …
Since the MCOs were put in place in Malaysia last year, Azman, like most Malaysians, has been spending more time at home. So, on top of working from home at his current job, he decided to try to make extra …
You’ve probably read the news and heard a lot about the loan moratorium. The moratorium was first introduced as an automatic option for all borrowers in April 2020. For those of us who didn’t have emergency savings, the loan moratorium …
With another extension of the MCO from 28 June, the government announced a new EPF withdrawal scheme called i-Citra to help Malaysians affected by the COVID-19 situation. What can you get? Depending on your total EPF savings balance (Account 1 …
With the extension of the MCO from 28 June 2021, the government has announced more assistance for Malaysians impacted by the lockdown, known as the National People’s Well-Being and Economic Recovery Package (PEMULIH). Read on to find out what you …
I recently invested RM1,000 in a low-risk, unit trust fund. I only started working earlier this year, so I didn’t have much money to invest yet. Since I’ve just started to learn about investing, I’m also trying to be careful …
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