Will My Stock Rebound? (Part 1)

Let’s say, you bought a stock at RM 4+ a share in 2018. Today, it is trading at RM 3.41 a share, putting you at a 20%-25% in capital loss. Source:

3 Types of Value Investing

As I write, there are many ways that people use to profit from the stock market. Some prefer investing while many others choose to trade and speculate. Surely, there were profits

Are REITs better than Physical Properties in terms of Personal Asset Allocation?

Lately, I received a series of questions relating to asset allocation between REITs and physical properties via email by Ms. C, a subscriber of DividendVault.com & a regular at KCLau.com.

Smart Rental Strategies to Consider for Your Investment Property

Consider this. You bought a 3-room condominium unit for RM 500,000, where you paid a 10% down payment and financed the remaining 90% with a 35-year mortgage which is worth RM

Smart Property Buying Hacks for Singles in the Klang Valley

Let’s say, you are in your late 20s or early 30s today. Over here, you are thinking of purchasing your first property. It is a major investment and the last

Top 4 Mindsets that Prevent Us from Building Wealth through Investing

Honestly, I wish I could say that I’m a maverick in investing. But, I’m not. Personally, I come from a working class family, where I was encouraged to finish school and

What is an Asset? How the Rich Think of It Differently from the Middle Class?

When I was in college, I read ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’. Of which, it simply defines an asset to be something that puts money into my pocket and a liability

Is Investing Risky?

Yes, it is. But, I would say my views on what is risky has evolved progressively over time. I believe as a kid, I felt that investing is risky as I

Financial Scorecard: 5 Metrics You Need to Know to Achieve Financial Independence

I strongly believe this. If you are reading this article, you have a desire to become financially wealthy. Many aspire to that, dreaming as to how superb life could be once they

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