Happy World Environment Day 2020 (5th June)! These are 12 easy eco-friendly tips that can help you change your spending habits on water, energy, groceries, meals and more to save money and protect the environment at the same time.
Two of the things that everyone looks forward to during the festive period are — Christmas songs and Christmas shopping! In this time of the year, gift shopping can be a pretty stressful ordeal due to the amount of time and money involved.
Trying to stay on top of our finances could be a great challenge especially when we’re busy with making ends meet every single day. We simply don’t have the ability to be thinking about everything all at once. Even if we somehow managed to, it’d be extremely tiring to keep that up.
A parent is also a child’s first teacher, showing them what they need to know about the world. An important part of this is taking them down the road of financial literacy. While some parents are apprehensive about discussing money matters with their kids, you must avoid falling into the same trap of minimal supervision.
“Pokai lah,” (broke) or “duit dah kering” (no more money). Familiar with those phrases? Chances are, you have used it yourself, or have heard your friends or family using it. Read on to find out the common money mistakes Malaysians made in 2018.
Living in a big city is cool. It’s often where the best entertainment options, the highest paying jobs, the financial district, and some of the best colleges and universities are. And a complementary perk is that you can find almost anything at any hour of the day.
You may be gainfully employed, but yet you live pay cheque to pay cheque. You may even be in a two income household where bot of you earn enough to put food on the table, and your two small children have everything they need, but some months you barely scrape by.
When it comes to money, young people tend to make financial mistakes compared to Millennials, who have already gone through the early phases of struggling with money management. Dear Gen Zs, here are some helpful financial lessons you can learn from Millennials so you won’t make the same mistakes as they did.
Liverpool FC actually went through a financial crisis before earning their first Premier League title since 1990. It took some time for them to financially bounce back and arrive at the point where they are today, but how did they manage to do it? Let’s learn how they overcame the problem with these 5 financial lessons…
Is it possible to even save RM10 these days, let alone RM800 in 30 days?
