Continuation from the previous post. Many Malaysians in their mid 30s start thinking seriously about using property investment as a retirement strategy. But is it really the best way forward? đ The Case: A 46-Year-Old…
Introduction Imagine paying your life savings for a dream homeâonly for construction to stall indefinitely, leaving you with nothing but an empty plot of land. This nightmare is a reality for buyers trapped in Malaysiaâs âghost…
Background “I bought a property in 2018 for RM208K. Now, itâs worth RM288K. Should I sell it and invest the money elsewhere, or keep it for the long term?” If youâve ever asked yourself this…
Malaysians recently celebrated the Employees Provident Fund’s (EPF) announcement of a 6.3% dividend for 2024. While this is welcome news for our retirement savings, it also prompts a critical question: How does this return compare…
đĄ Time is MoneyâEspecially in Property Investment! đĄ đ¸ The Cost of Waiting to Invest in Property đ¸ ⥠Start Early, Reap More. Donât Wait to Build Your Future. ⥠The Price of Procrastination in…
If youâre earning less than RM5k a month and have less than RM50k in savings, you might feel like investing is out of reach. Maybe youâve asked yourself: Should I invest in stocks? Is real…
Hey there, aspiring property investor! Are you looking at Malaysian real estate prices and feeling like it’s a distant dream? Earning under RM5k a month with less than RM50k in the bank? It’s easy to…
Dreaming of a Home Without Breaking the Bank? Let’s Talk Affordable Housing! So, you’re looking to buy your first home in Malaysia, and affordable housing schemes are on your radar? That’s a smart move! These…
If youâre a Malaysian investor with savings in your EPF (Employees Provident Fund), youâve probably asked yourself this question: âShould I keep my money in EPF for the steady dividends, or should I withdraw it…
Homeownership in Penang â More Achievable Than You Think! Penang, the Pearl of the Orient! We all know how beautiful the island is, and most of us dream of calling it home. But let’s be…