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How To Break Out Of The Poverty Cycle

We discuss five possible ways that the poor can break from the poverty cycle. They are education, awareness, technology, financial literacy and speaking up.

5 Types Of Poor

In 2019, the Malaysian government raised the Poverty Line Index (PLI) from RM980 to RM2,208. Now there are a total of 405,441 households living in

Healthcare Trends Caused By Poverty In Malaysia

Although poverty does not automatically determine a person’s health status, it does influence it to a great extent. Download this whitepaper as it briefly outlines seven healthcare trends among those in the low-income group.

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Worst Floods In 50 Years And The Poor Are Paying For it

Incessant rain for days on end have left many families and communities in Malaysia wading through rising waters – some even fighting to survive and save whatever assets they have. Floods are devastating and even life-threatening for the poor.

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4 Financial Habits That Will Keep You In Poverty

You may be born poor, but that should not define you. To be born poor doesn’t mean you’ll always be poor. We live in a world where opportunities are greater than ever, where borders are erased and redefined and where futures are being scripted. Our days ahead are shaped by the habits we adopt today – but, why are there still so many poor people in the world today? Maybe it has something to do with eroding habits that eat into our hard-earned cash.

The “Panadol Problem” Among The Poor

Self-medication is taking medicines without consulting a doctor. But often, people don’t realise how dangerous self medication can be and puts the person at risk of adverse effects. Most drugs have side effects and contraindications if taken excessively or in conjunction with other medication.

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