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Workers In This Part Of Malaysia Have The Highest Median Salary
It's not Kuala Lumpur.
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Malaysian Median Salary Rose To Nearly RM3,000, But Pay Still Varied Widely By Job, Education & State
Malaysia's median monthly salary rose 5.3% in 2025, although what workers earned continued to differ substantially depending on their education, occupation, industry, and where they lived.
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S'poreans Earn Nearly Double Our Salaries. Here's Why Malaysia's Wage Problem Won't Fix Itself
Simply raising the minimum wage won't fix what's broken.
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How Much Do Malaysians Actually Earn Across Every Major Industry In 2026?
New data shows that median monthly wages range from RM2,164 to RM9,678 across industries, highlighting a stark pay gap depending on where you work.
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Malaysia's Economy Is Growing, So Why Aren't Workers Feeling It? PERKESO Points To 4 Main Reasons
The country's economy may be growing on paper, but many workers are still waiting to feel the benefits in their pay packets.
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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.
Lifestyle
Malaysian Men Still Earn Higher Median Wages Than More Qualified Female Peers
Young Malaysian women are now significantly more likely than men to hold tertiary qualifications, but many are still earning less or leaving the workforce entirely by age 30.
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World Bank Identifies 4 Reasons Why Salaries In Malaysia Are Low
While the country's economy is technically growing, benefits aren't trickling down to the middle class as expected.
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M'sian Degree Holder Frustrated With RM1,700 Salary Despite 6-Day Work Week In Kelantan
However, others claimed they can survive on a RM1,500 salary with two kids in Kelantan.
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This Viral Post Shows Why Malaysians Feel Poorer Today, Even With Higher Salaries
In 2010, a fresh grad's pay could buy hundreds more Ramly burgers and nasi lemak packets than it can today, highlighting the gap between wage growth and rising food costs.
