The ‘yesterday’ property and properties today
When my parents bought our Ipoh semi-detached home in the 90s, it was just RM85,000. Today that same property is RM350,000 or higher. My parents
When my parents bought our Ipoh semi-detached home in the 90s, it was just RM85,000. Today that same property is RM350,000 or higher. My parents
When we were young, our parents look after us. When they are old, should we not look after them? For some Singaporean, it’s a yes
It’s very tough when you are the first to the market with something new. For example, retirement homes. An even tougher part is to launch
Few months back, I wrote about retirement homes. My focus then was more on Ipoh being a very good place for it to happen and
Singaporean Prime Minister said that the Singaporean government will be looking at amending the Retirement and Re-Employment Act so that people older than 65 can
Property transactions soaring since 2009 – 2011. Property transactions started tumbling in 2012 and continued in 2013 and should still continue in 2014. What about
Recently, a friend told me that she reads my blog quite frequently these days. Quite a lot of interesting articles and her goal is to
In Malaysia, majority of us have never heard of such a term before. ‘Retirement Village?’ Why can’t I just retire in my hometown? Why would
Last week, I wrote about retirement village in Malaysia. Some asked, would this work? It may work in developed countries but Malaysia? It may be
My colleague asked me just a few days ago, ‘Should I buy Ipoh property’ today? I was thinking Ipoh might be a good place to
When I first started working, my wish was simple, earn more and more each year. This is so that I can visit my girlfriend in
One of the most respected news site Huffington Post published an article on the ‘world’s best places to retire in 2014.’ It said Malaysia is