In Malaysian society, there are vast opportunities for job employments and innovative business start-ups for Gen-Y. You just need to know how to follow the money. With that being said, it should be a breeze to stash away your funds right? No! There are hidden bills, costs, expenditures and the declining rate of the ringgit […]
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Last week, one of the hot topics discussed was the rising cost of living in Malaysia. Many complain about the price hike in goods and services. Some of these price hikes are really unreasonable. There is news about milo iced sold at RM4.20 at a food court locally in Kuching. The question is, can we
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Today on The Star Online, I read the news of more job cuts in Malaysia. It seems like the situation is really not that encouraging at the moment. The job cuts will definitely affect the lives of many, whether directly or indirectly. Towards the end of Dec 2015, I also read about the cost reduction strategies
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In Oct 2015, I was reading the article Having enough for retirement on The Star Online. It is worrying that most EPF contributors on the verge of retirement do not have enough savings for their golden years. This is also a sad situation that 68% of this group has less than RM50,000 EPF savings. With some
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Earlier last month, I shared some retrenchment news in Malaysia. Since then, there is more announcements on job cuts as below: RHB Capital embarks on Career Transition Scheme (CTS) Malaysian Banks Reducing Staff Hewlett-Packard Co (HP) to Cut up to 30,000 jobs Shell Malaysia to axe 1,300 jobs over two years All of the above
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