Pickled Mango Entrepreneur Who Said He Bought a Private Jet Admits it is a Gimmick
(Source: Instagram | Aliff Syukri)
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This Malaysian Influencer Bought a Private Jet Just by Selling Pickled Mangoes
(Source: Instagram | Aliff Syukri)
M’sian Insurance Agent Earning Less Than RM5K Buys Secondhand Mercedes, Regrets It After RM4.4K Repair Bill
(Source: 暴走员工 Boom Go Employee | 123rf)
Father of 2 Who Works Away From Home Lives in His Car to Save RM1,475 on Rent
(Source: Xiaoxiang Morning Herald)
Is Your RM7,000 Salary Good Enough? One Malaysian Faces Parental Pressure To Move To Singapore
Can you be truly happy and comfortable in Malaysia, yet still not meet your parents’ definition of “success”? This is the dilemma faced by a 28-year-old Malaysian woman, who shared her anonymous confession on the Facebook page XUAN Play. Despite earning a solid RM7,000 monthly salary, being single, and living independently on her own terms,…
RM126,041 TikTok Tipping Landed Malaysian Secretary In Jail
A worrying case has come to light in Singapore, where a 20-year-old Malaysian secretary has been sent to prison for four months. Her crime? Systematically defrauded her employer of over SGD38,000 (RM126,041) to tip TikTok influencers, highlighting the growing financial risks associated with online “parasocial” relationships—where people feel a strong, one-sided connection to online personalities.
How an RM800,000 Inheritance Vanished in Just One Year
What’s the first thing you’d do if a large sum of money suddenly landed in your bank account? Many of us would probably think about buying a home, paying off debts, or setting up an investment for the future. It’s the kind of windfall that should pave the way for long-term security.
