
The Fine Line between Financial Advice and Financial Education
‘I have RM 50,000 in cash. What should I invest in?’ This is a common question on investing. But, the thing is, ‘What answers do you expect?’. Do you intend to
‘I have RM 50,000 in cash. What should I invest in?’ This is a common question on investing. But, the thing is, ‘What answers do you expect?’. Do you intend to
Let’s say, I have RM 50,000 in excess cash. I intend to have them as my emergency fund. In other words, it is money, which I could certainly have access to
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
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
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
Let me tell you a story about my friend, a Malaysian who migrated to the San Francisco silicon valley. I visited him in the Bay Area during my last trip to
Hmm … Here is my take on this. First, it is one thing to recognise this as a part of your shortcomings. However, it is another thing to use this as an
During my last trip to the USA, I made a road trip from Portland to San Francisco. In the bay area, I visited two friends who had just moved to
When I first migrated to the USA, I contemplated buying a Tesla. We wanted an SUV. Too bad that a Tesla Model X is still way more expensive, about 2x