QUOTE(hyelbaine @ Sep 25 2013, 10:15 PM)
I can't seem to help but see the blame being put on bumi's for not saving in ASB. I think people need to understand that a majority of bumi's are struggling economically just to put food on the table never mind save/invest. I agree
Bumi's have the highest number of people living either at or below the prescribed poverty line in the ratio amongst the races. They also represent the majority of those with the lowest household income both in terms of median and mean scales. This one I'm not sure, but from my personal observation most already above poverty line
When one struggles with rising inflation, depressed wages and high cost of living, even those living in big cities would struggle. And how about those living outside the big cities? When we're in their shoes, the priorities are different. Almost everyone feels the rising cost of living, not only bumi
I'm sure that there are bumi's reading this thread and are feeling just as envious looking at non-bumi's having the opportunity to have funds to save/invest. They would have the same feeling too don't you think? We struggle with our life, save bit by bit, searching for the best ROI & lowest risk to "support" our family. It's not we get "spoon-feed".
And also please stop repeating the same comment over and over again. ASB is an open ended fund and can never be fully taken up unlike the other funds. Even if each and every single Malaysian bumi maxed out their ASB accounts, the fund will still be available. Correct, "open" opportunity forever
ASB is an open ended fund, it can never be fully subscribed even if cats grow horns
hahahahah, Nice one
Bumi's have the highest number of people living either at or below the prescribed poverty line in the ratio amongst the races. They also represent the majority of those with the lowest household income both in terms of median and mean scales. This one I'm not sure, but from my personal observation most already above poverty line
When one struggles with rising inflation, depressed wages and high cost of living, even those living in big cities would struggle. And how about those living outside the big cities? When we're in their shoes, the priorities are different. Almost everyone feels the rising cost of living, not only bumi
I'm sure that there are bumi's reading this thread and are feeling just as envious looking at non-bumi's having the opportunity to have funds to save/invest. They would have the same feeling too don't you think? We struggle with our life, save bit by bit, searching for the best ROI & lowest risk to "support" our family. It's not we get "spoon-feed".
And also please stop repeating the same comment over and over again. ASB is an open ended fund and can never be fully taken up unlike the other funds. Even if each and every single Malaysian bumi maxed out their ASB accounts, the fund will still be available. Correct, "open" opportunity forever
ASB is an open ended fund, it can never be fully subscribed even if cats grow horns
Sep 25 2013, 10:40 PM

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