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ABCs of Personal Finance

Hitting RM1.3 million in EPF, can we achieve it or not?

Achieving RM1.3 million in EPF savings may be challenging for Malaysians, but experts suggest it’s possible through disciplined saving and employment strategies. Personal finance advice should include property investment and considering longer retirement ages due to rising living costs. Consistent salary growth is vital for building adequate retirement funds.

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ABCs of Personal Finance

Earning the most money does not mean you have the most money. Which country is the richest in 2025?

The above is an assumption that both person stay in the expensive city; New York and Kuala Lumpur. Frankly, there are still lots of choices below RM10 per meal. However, trying to find something below US$10 will not be easy yeah. There’s tax and there’s tips too. However, we are not speaking about Malaysia today. Let’s just look at the countries where the people earns the most and also how far their money can stretch.

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Press Releases (developers and more)

A LIFE THAT RISES ABOVE THE CITY – IJM Land Introduces Phase 4 of Ridge View @ Puchong — Exclusive 3-Storey Bungalows

IJM Land introduces Phase 4 of Ridge View @ Puchong, featuring 16 exclusive three-storey bungalows designed for spacious, serene living. Priced from RM2,740,800, these homes, elevated at 152 metres, accommodate multi-generational families and include modern sustainability features. Registration is now open ahead of the launch on January 17, 2026.

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close up photo of slicing of tuna
ABCs of Personal Finance

Thinking of Tuna? This is one expensive fish! US$3.2 million for just one giant bluefin.

My wife just ordered a raw tuna sushi this afternoon in the Nishiki Market in Kyoto. Erm… not for me. The only time I had sushi (raw one) was way back in Tokyo in the Tsukiji outer market where one particular shop had a super long queue. Taste was ok but nah… not my type. I do think price of Tuna reflects the economic condition too. If it’s very bad, people would not want to spend so much and thus the prices cannot be that high. Of course as usual, when economy is bad, then every other demand also goes down too including property. Coming back to the amazing tuna auction price.

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