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Malaysians In This Age Bracket Are Entitled To A RM1,000 Incentive If They Invest In PRS
The incentive was increased from RM500 to RM1000 during the tabling of Budget 2017.
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16 Things You Will Go Through As Soon As You Start Tracking Your Expenses
You get emotionally attached to loyalty cards...
Published for Shell
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Hong Leong Bank Gives Away Gold Bar For The Launch Of Its New Hello Kitty Debit Card
The limited edition Hello Kitty 999.9 Gold Bar weighs 100g and is worth RM30,000!
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Here's How Malaysians Working Abroad Can Register For EPF Savings
All Malaysians below the age of 55 can register and make contributions to the Employees Provident Fund (EPF).
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Medical Treatments In Government Hospitals That Are Free Or As Low As RM1
There's a lot that you can do with RM1.
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8 Things You Can Start Doing NOW For A Healthy Fund For Your 2016 Travels
Preparation is key!
Published for Qatar Airways
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54-Year-Old In Need Of Liver Transplant Unable To Withdraw From His Own EPF Savings
Employees Provident Fund of Malaysia is a national social security organisation that provides retirement benefits to its members through management of their savings. Why can't this man withdraw his own savings to pay for a life-changing liver transplant?
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How To Get Cash Back When Shopping On AliExpress, ASOS, Zalora & More Online Stores
In the 35th edition of Tech Tuesday, we go shopping on ShopBack, a website that wants to revolutionise the way people save money when shopping online. ShopBack is also offering all SAYS readers a RM10 sign up bonus valid until 17 March 2015.
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You Must Save A Minimum Of RM196,800 In Your EPF Account When You Turn 55
The Employee Provident Fund has set a a new quantum Basic Savings rate for all its members according to rising cost of living and inflation rate.
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