Here is another question I have gathered from my recent survey: ‘What are factors that make stocks good for dividend investing?’ Thus, in this write-up, I’ll share 5 characteristics of stocks that
Lately, I did some reading and of which, I began to realise that our upbringing in the past plays a significant role in shaping how we earn, manage and also
My son asked me how much his education cost. I cracked my head to explain it to him. Let me tell you the story. One evening, when we were walking towards
I’m currently in my 40s. I won’t say that I’ve attained the ‘Richie Rich’ level of financial wealth, but I do enjoy some level of financial security. Today, as I
Question: Hi, I’m John, a 35-year old real estate investor. Presently, I own two residential properties and I am looking to invest in my third residential property, which is a 800 sq.
When I was a secondary school boy, I became an avid footballer. Nothing beats the feeling of running freely around the padang to kick a ball and at that time, football
When I was a schoolkid, I enjoyed playing all kinds of sports. I was doing okay in football but the one sport I wish I could do really well was
For many years, I blindly followed that definition, until one day when my good friend Peter Lim pointed out a misconception, a flaw in Rich Dad’s definition. I suddenly have much more clarity about the meaning of assets and debts, and how it is good or bad.
Lately, I received a question and let me reword it as follows: I bought Top Glove at around RM 6 a share for I believe that Top Glove is a good