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Malaysians Think They're Doing Fine Financially. They Couldn't Be More Wrong
A new financial survey reveals a troubling gap between how confident Malaysians feel about managing money and how financially prepared they actually are.
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Lifestyle
Singapore Couple Moves To KL To Cut Costs While Still Earning In SGD
The pair, who purchased a RM1.7 million condominium in KL, are documenting their move online and hope to eventually own homes in both Malaysia and Singapore.
News
Malaysian Banks Are Launching 'Basic' Credit Cards
The no-frills card comes with lower financing charges, no annual fees, and free balance transfers, but experts say it's still not a licence to spend more.
Lifestyle
Why New Hires Often Get Paid More Than People Who've Stayed For Years
A discussion sparked by one employee's question about salary increments has resonated with workers across industries, with many saying the same pattern exists beyond the banking sector.
News
Malaysia's Data Centre Industry Is Creating Jobs With Up To RM30,000 Monthly Salaries
The figure is well above Malaysia's median monthly wage of around RM2,793.
Lifestyle
Most Malaysians Earn RM5,000 Or Less As Households Strain Under Rising Costs
With wages lagging behind living expenses, many families are left with little room for savings and increasingly thin financial buffers.
News
Father Sells Home To Repay Globetrotting Daughter's Debts, Says He Can No Longer Bail Her Out
The semi-retired contractor even sent money to his daughter when she travelled to the UK.
Lifestyle
Here Are The Benefits & Financial Lifelines Thousands Of Malaysians Who Were Retrenched This Year Should Know
From severance pay and PERKESO unemployment benefits to EPF withdrawals and debt relief, here's what retrenched workers need to know, and the deadlines they can't afford to miss.
Lifestyle
The Government Wants To Cut Subsidies For Top Earners. The Hard Part Is Defining Them
Using three families, the post argues that income alone doesn't reveal how much financial breathing room a household actually has.
Gomen
Malaysian Civil Servants Are Going Bankrupt Over Personal Loans And Daily Expenses
The country recorded 200 bankruptcy cases involving civil servants in the first four months of 2026, with some individuals owing more than RM4 million.
