Money Tips

Most of us are working from home these days. At times, the boundaries between work and home become blurred, and your to-do list grows longer regardless of how many tasks you’ve completed. 

Looking to sell that old guitar you never play or the camera stand that was never put to good use? It is time to do some spring cleaning and sell the stuff in your house to make some money.

On International Women’s Day, CompareHero spoke to several women from different backgrounds to get a better sense of their attitude towards money and finance. 

The MCO kept most of us indoors in an effort to contain the spread of Covid-19. Reduced movement meant seeing fewer cars on the road and because most of us were home, we got to drastically save on our petrol bills each month.

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we work, learn, shop, play and live this year, and potentially, forever. By adapting to these changes amid increased unemployment and economic uncertainties, we have also learned valuable money lessons to safeguard our financial health in the new normal.

Need to tighten up your budget to save money?  Many people start by cutting down on food allowance, by eating cheap and unhealthy food such as instant noodles, fast food, or frozen meals. This is not worth it at all, as long-term health issues caused by skipping out on nutritious meals will outweigh any money…

Everyone is now dealing with financial burden, problems, stress or struggles during this current COVID-19 pandemic situation. If you’re one of them, learn how these 11 practical hacks can help you overcome and reduce the financial difficulties you’re facing.

Did you know that Malaysians waste 15,000 tonnes of food daily? Out of that amount, 3,000 tonnes is said to be food that is still fit for consumption. To put it into perspective, 15,000 tonnes of food can feed 11 million people with three meals a day.