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meejawa
post Jun 19 2014, 02:34 PM

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QUOTE(kaiserwulf @ Apr 16 2014, 08:16 PM)
Showtime747... you got your answer de smile.gif
The last line about authority... works pretty well in well developed countries. Thats why I never questioned your brother's risk appetite, or his financial success in accumulating assets etc... His risk adverse strat works perfectly when the real return is positive (even though its small in percentage- his high networth offsets it).

In Msia... I think we should be smarter than just accepting the govt's facts on inflation.

(and pretty much everything else)... saving since young to buy diamond rings? Saving RM3k EACH DAY since birth?

Inflation is easily high possibility more than 3.5%. Wongmunkeong help me out if showtime still blur k?
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I beg to differ.

Inflation must be personal, and be detached from whatever figure the authority or your friends/family etc said. It will be different to each person.

Say you spent 50k in 2012, then spend 75k in 2013, so your inflation rate in 2013 vs 2012 is 50%! The whole concept of inflation is that it ALWAYS must be compared to past expenditure. Who cares if you made exceptional/special purchases, your money out increased, plain and simple. The whole intention of "beating inflation" is to make more money than you spend. And if you spend more than 50% compared to previous year, then make more money than that! Who cares if kangkung increase 1000% or government said it's 3.5% inflation rate?

No one can give you your inflation rate but you.

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meejawa
post Jun 19 2014, 02:41 PM

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QUOTE(iAlien @ Jun 1 2014, 10:46 PM)
Guys, I just get a new Debt last few weeks - Myvi

My current working monthly payment around RM2.4k per month, plus allowance RM1.6k (since is partner company, so i cant simply take money), so normally i would take up around RM4k nett

Here is my current Budget list

1. House loan share with sister - RM500
2. Utilities(H/p,Unifi, Electrical, Water, Maintenance) - RM550
3. Food ( 99% eat outside) - RM600
4. Entertainment (smoking, Movie, Shopping, Drink, Party) (Tried hard to quit smoking, mostly over budget on this) - RM300
5. Car loan (myvi) - RM550
7. Car petrol - 300
8. [Financial] kampung 会钱 (kind of gathering of kampung ppl money, who need money, who tender it, some ppl might know how it work here) - RM500
9. [Financial] Share - Very depends on how much left, my budget is RM500, but mostly, less than 100 cuz spend over on Entertainment
10. Parents - RM200

For some reason, i am taking around RM4k from company monthly, so let assuming i am not taking more in this 2 years...

is that a better way to reduce my expenses so that i can save more on my share portfolio

here is some reason i choose share, becuz fix deposit offer too low %, mutual fund is not under my control(either need in cash or the invest %)

i have no idea on all of this already, maybe just a share what KL single people expenses....
to survive, i can do that
to live lively~ i dont think so
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Reduce expense : Half right => There is a limit how you can save (ie you don't spend a sen); there is NO limit to increase income. Focus on the latter, you have more space to play.


meejawa
post Jun 19 2014, 08:01 PM

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QUOTE(kaiserwulf @ Jun 19 2014, 03:13 PM)
That what is not inflation la bro.

Please reread what you have just typed. You are saying expenditure increase 50%. Cos from 2012 to 2013 for sure you bought MORE items. If its exactly the same items in same amount, yes inflation would have been 50%.

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If that is your concept of inflation, i feel sorry for you. Then it's just a number to you. Meaningless. You take what the book say wholesale. Well, your choice then.

My point is inflation is the number u need to beat every year.

What if you buy new things every year? And you WILL. You're saying as long as the prices of things you bought LAST YEAR remain, its OK? And at the same time total expenses increase, and you dont care about those?

Don't be naive.




meejawa
post Jun 20 2014, 07:34 AM

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QUOTE(yklooi @ Jun 20 2014, 06:27 AM)
hmm.gif would like to suggest go google or yahoo for the meaning of "inflation", then read it up and try to understand the meaning of it.  icon_rolleyes.gif
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Totally missing the point. Then you'll be right, but poor. Context bro..
meejawa
post Jun 25 2014, 06:23 PM

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QUOTE(kaiserwulf @ Jun 21 2014, 12:29 PM)
Thanks guys for clearing it up for our newcomer.

Let's all learn n develop together  smile.gif

Recently there is low uptake of msian bonds due to concern bank negara will revise their lending rate upwards... Any comment on that? I know lots of people barely meet monthly payments for properties. if it goes up...  blink.gif
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Firstly, I'm older than you in the forum, and I'm sure in absolute term as well. So between you and me, you're the newcomer.

Second, I don't disagree with the clarifications; it juat depends on which side of lens you see through, so you should take it as a lesson too.

Keep learning.
meejawa
post Jun 25 2014, 06:26 PM

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QUOTE(Average-Joe @ Jun 25 2014, 10:43 AM)
Hi all,

Not sure if I am the right place to seek for guidance. 

Anyways, I am currently a full time employee in the [undisclosed] profession.

I intend to build up my income on paper by additional RM2,000+- / month (at least for the 1st year) by setting up an enterprise. The nature of business would be provision of business consulting services. 

As my real income i.e. salary increases annually, I will also increase the revenue of my enterprise gradually. This will show some kind of growth in my so called "business".

Let's just say the purpose is to build a strong personal financial record for my future business, investments which may require financing from the banks or purchase of own property.

Any advice for and against such move?
Any major tax impact if I were to do so?
Any legal consequences / risks to consider?

Appreciate and many thanks in advance.
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Start by having the right mindset, and not goals. Else you'll be fixated at that and lose the sight of the big picture. Businesses fail within 2 years, passion is a must. So focus on the tools, not the final product.

meejawa
post Jun 25 2014, 07:04 PM

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QUOTE(kaiserwulf @ Jun 25 2014, 06:58 PM)
Alright we are on the same boat then.  rclxms.gif  welcome...
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Don't conveniently leave out the whole context. Grow Up bro. We can all learn here.
meejawa
post Jun 25 2014, 07:49 PM

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QUOTE(kaiserwulf @ Jun 25 2014, 07:11 PM)
Your fight is not with me. No need to compare epeen size here. The others n myself have shared our views.

Stick with the topic.

Any further aggression will not be tolerated.
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There is, and was no aggression. You disgressed when you wanted to and then threatened with intolerance when others do the same. At the same time wanting to be technical on the definition. I'm doing the exact same things. Are we not open to personal views here, or hypocrisy runs one way here? Anyway back in the days if we're really comparing epeen we'd settle it over a fight and then finish it with a cup of coffee. Not that I'm suggesting that but there's no hard feelings on my side here. My olive branch to you or anyone if the message came out wrong. 🌱

 

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