How do Stock Investors Read Income Statements of a Company?

Question: Why do stock investors read income statements of a stock before investing? Answer: This is because stock investors want to find out the track record of a stock when it comes to

5 Steps to Raise Funds to Buy Your First Property

Question: Hi, I’m Rachel. I’m 25 years old. Presently, I make RM 5,000 a month in salary as an auditor in Puchong. I would like to buy my first property before

5 Money Traps to Avoid in Your 20s

Hi, I’m Ian, a content producer of KCLau.com, an online platform that advocates financial savviness among Malaysians. Over time, I realised that there are many people, especially millennials today, who

How to Earn Massive Capital Gains from Savvy Stock Investing?

Before I begin, it is best to know who I am and my views on stock investing. The reason is that this article is not suitable for all. It is

Can You Build a Stock Portfolio that Beats the EPF in ROI?

Question: Hi, I’m Mr. Lim and I’ll be turning 50 years old this year. My question is: ‘Should I withdraw all or a portion of my EPF Account 2 to invest

How to Reconstruct a Stock Portfolio that is Making a Loss?

Question: Hi, I’m Bruno. I have been investing in the stock market for a couple of years but my results are disappointing. Should I hold onto my stocks for now and

Can My Parents Inherit My Life Insurance Proceeds if I Buy the Policy After Marriage?

Question: My name is Bill. I have been happily married with Candy since 2017. Presently, I have two life insurance policies where I named my parents to be beneficiaries of my

Should I Appoint My Wife as the Executor of My Will?

Question: Hi, I’m Sam, a 45-year old business owner from Petaling Jaya. Presently, I own a biscuit factory and a bakery in Klang. I’m happily married with Jenny and we

How to Deal with Market Fluctuations when Investing in the Stock Market?

Market fluctuation is a key reason for people to believe that investing in stocks is risky and should be avoided altogether. Many dreamed of investing profitably in stocks, but at

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