An editor at Business Today noted that Malaysia has alarmingly low levels of savings among citizens, especially those in the B40, with the current level
Each week, we are greeted with an increase in raw goods such as chicken, flour and vegetables. Most recently, the suggestion that our electricity bills
There are lessons to be learnt from the tough times we had, especially when it comes to money management. The change in situation sees the
The unprecedented effects of COVID-19 overturned people’s realities and upended lives, giving rise to issues one could never have anticipated just months prior. What started
Literacy is popularly understood as the ability to read and write. However, rapid social progress and technological advancement has widened the definition of literacy in
Since the pandemic, Malaysia’s economy has gone through waves of uncertainty. Employees who have never experienced job insecurity felt it for the first time and
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.