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Plain-language breakdowns of the money news that hits Malaysian wallets: EPF, tax, loans, property, cost of living, scams.
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EPF Simpanan Shariah Zakat: What Gets Deducted From Your Dividend
EPF now deducts zakat directly from Simpanan Shariah dividends. Learn what changes for that pool, what stays the same in your regular EPF accounts, and where to find the exact rate.
EPF at 55: Lump Sum or Lifetime Pension? What's Actually Happening
Malaysia is discussing a lifetime EPF pension to replace the lump-sum withdrawal at 55. No decision yet. Here's your account split and what to check.
Sarawak Electricity Discount 2027: 25% Off Confirmed for 716,000 Users
Sarawak confirmed its 25% electricity bill discount and RM5 water subsidy for 2027. Here is what 716,000 users save and how to verify it on your bill.
Genting 22.87% Crash: What the RM1.25B Rights Issue Means for You
Genting shares fell as much as 22.87% on the RM1.25B rights issue announcement.
RM1,000 One-Off Aid for 38,000 Taxi Drivers in Malaysia
A one-off RM1,000 aid is being paid to 38,000 taxi and rental car drivers in phases from 12 October 2026. Who qualifies and what it actually covers.
14% Credit Card Cap: Who Actually Saves Money?
Budget 2027 caps basic credit card interest at 14% p.a. Who benefits, what 'basic' means, and what to check on your card before you celebrate.
PTPTN Deferment 2027: 400,000 Borrowers Under RM2,500 Get a Pause
Budget 2027 proposes PTPTN deferral for 400,000+ borrowers under RM2,500. What defer really means, the RM2,500 starting wage link, and three checks to do now.
EPF Auto-Registration at 18: What Budget 2027 Changes
Budget 2027 proposes automatic EPF registration for every Malaysian at 18. Learn what it means for your first salary, your three KWSP accounts, and how to check.
Budget 2027: RM2,000 Minimum Wage, RM2,500 Starting Wage – Your Real Take-Home
Budget 2027 raises the minimum wage to RM2,000 and proposes a RM2,500 starting wage for graduates. Here is your actual take-home after EPF, SOCSO and EIS deductions.