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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.

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.

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What if we told you someone saved a whopping RM772,000 in only six years? Sounds like a fantasy, doesn’t it? According to South China Morning Post, for “Little Grass Drifting North,” a 29-year-old from China, this incredible feat is all down to one simple, yet extreme, habit: spending less than RM4.30 on each of his…

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Being a multiracial and multicultural country, Malaysia celebrates many festivals. During major festivals, there’s a practice whereby the host opens up their houses to visitors for a certain period. This is most commonly called an ‘Open House’.

For 2024, Chinese New Year falls on February 10th, which is a Saturday. This is an auspicious season, with many looking forward to a break and spending time with their loved ones.  It’s also a time when many people observe traditional practices and beliefs, most of which are meant to ensure a good year, with…