Being a landlord isnât always about collecting passive income and watching property values appreciate â sometimes, itâs about cleaning up a disaster you didnât see coming. Let me share a real incident that recently happened…
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…
