P2P financing is one of Malaysia’s safest high-return alternatives, regulated by the Securities Commission and offering 8–16% yearly returns. Here’s how to invest without taking on unnecessary risk.
Malaysians are making passive income from co-living spaces by renting out managed rooms and micro-apartments that stay 90% occupied.
Think side hustles mean Shopee or Grab? These Malaysians are making money in the most unexpected and downright bizarre ways.
Most Malaysians never ask for a raise, not because they don’t deserve one, but because they don’t know how. This 2025 guide explains exactly how to prepare, what to say, and when to ask, so you can finally earn what you’re worth.
Money can build a relationship or quietly destroy it. In Malaysia, most couples don’t argue about love, they argue about money. Here are the financial red flags that quietly ruin relationships long before anyone notices.
Most Malaysians see debt as a trap. The rich see it as a weapon. Learn how Malaysia’s wealthiest quietly use smart borrowing strategies to multiply income, build assets, and grow faster, without working harder.
Every year, Malaysians scramble to “claim everything”, but few realise that if you don’t pay tax, your receipts mean nothing. Only 12% of Malaysians actually contribute, and it’s the M40 who quietly carry the system. Here’s the truth about who benefits, who doesn’t, and why paying tax might just be the real sign you’ve made it.
Belanjawan 2026 isn’t a flashy reform. It’s a reality check, quieter, stricter, and built around “relief” more than rewards. From targeted subsidies to small tax breaks for families and parents, this year’s budget focuses less on promises and more on plugging leaks that matter to everyday Malaysians.
Work from home RM3,000 weekly? Loan approved in 5 minutes? If they ask you to pay RM50 first, it’s a scam. Here’s how Malaysians lose thousands to fake jobs and loans, and the steps you must take before it’s too late.
Slash fuel costs in 2025 with Malaysia’s best petrol credit cards! Stack 5-10% cashback with Budi95 subsidies to save RM300-600/year. Find your card now.
