The Amanah Saham Bumiputera 2 (ASB 2) was officially launched on 2nd April 2014. Also known as ASB2, the unit trust fund is an extension of a program of the same name originally launched by Permodalan Nasional Berhad (PNB) on 2nd January 1990. PNB manages the fund which stands at a total of 10 billion…
Are you considering investing when a recession hits during this pandemic, but not sure what to invest in? Here are some tips and advice given by an expert on investment strategies and what you should invest during this period.
Investing in a precious metal during an economic downturn or crisis may bring you benefits. The gold market in Malaysia has grown over time, even during a recession, making it safe for you to consider gold as a valuable investment. But what are the factors you need to consider before investing in gold? Read this…
Dear Gen Z’s, it’s never too early to secure your financial future. The earlier you start investing, the more time your money has to grow. If you’re not sure how and where to start investing in, then here are 7 easy investment tips that you should know. Read more to find out!
Have you always wanted to start investing but thought that you needed a large sum of money to start? Guess what, there’s actually no minimum amount needed for you to start investing! Learn how you can start investing and where you should invest!
With the average starting salary for fresh graduates in Malaysia ranging between RM2,300 to RM2,500 combined with the rising cost of living, it comes as no surprise that there is a huge percentage of Gen Y who are now stuck in a rat race. Research studies by Malaysian Digest have shown that millennials are earning…
A financially-secure retirement doesn’t just happen. It takes a whole lot of planning and commitment and, obviously, money.
What is a cryptocurrency and how does it actually work in Malaysia? The COVID-19 pandemic recession is expected to hit soon. Investing during this period can bring you financial benefits, but is it a good idea to invest in Bitcoin? Read more to find out.
One of the biggest reasons that some people prefer to stay away from stocks and invest in other assets such as government bonds and fixed deposit accounts is that the stock market is nowhere near stable. Investing in it can almost be expounded as a roller coaster ride.
