In mid-2017, I purchased an investment-linked insurance policy (ILP) that covers RM 300k in sum assured in the event of death, total permanent disability (TPD), and critical illnesses. Its annual
Here is an excerpt of an email sent to me by a DividendVault.com subscriber: In summary, the subscriber had: 1. Found Mudajaya from Dynaquest, a thick stock guidebook. 2. Bought Mudajaya 10+ years
I recalled a time when I first wanted to buy my first property. I contacted a few friends and they had recommended me to a negotiator whom they had engaged before.
Meet Ben. Ben is a 30-year old engineer making RM 8k a month. He has a car and a house. He bought his car 5 years ago with a 9-year car loan
Ever since I used a MacBook, I rarely used Windows and Microsoft Office. But still, as much as I like my MacBook and had switched to Google Docs, today, many of
Lately, I received an email from Mr. Teh (Teh) as follow: It is intended to ask about my approach to a stock that is ‘turning around’. In his email, he did
Today, I’m in my mid-30s. As I look back, where I am financially today was shaped by what I did in my 20s. So, if you are reading this and are
Supposedly, you have the following assets: A house (market value: RM 750k; mortgage balance: RM 250k) Cash + FDs + Stocks = RM 500k EPF = RM 500k Insurance policies (sum assured: RM 500k) The
I decided to be an entrepreneur in my 20s. I was into Rich Dad Poor Dad and my decision was influenced by it. I bought the idea of ownership of multiple