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3 out of 4 Malaysians can’t raise RM1,000, in an emergency Chat
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iGamer
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Apr 12 2017, 08:07 PM
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QUOTE(Troller @ Apr 12 2017, 07:51 PM) rakyat /k tak faham maksud nisbah. 3 out of 4 ... dont la literally think 3 out of 4 only ... 3 million out of 4 million cannot come up with 1k. thats 1 million that can. those you see with iphone, makan sushi is this 1 million. /k oh /k I an easily come out 100x that figure yet I have no iPhone, don't makan sushi....... Is this country really f#ck up that bad? I think the statistic a bit exaggerated.
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iGamer
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Apr 12 2017, 08:11 PM
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QUOTE(hwt @ Apr 12 2017, 07:25 PM) My neighbor. New car. But owe me a few hundred MYR for many months. Every now and then, tried to borrow money. Cars, phones are all much more expensive than mine. But not sure if keeping even one percent of the money I have..... Your neighbor is the type of S holes that will keep borrowing money from others but will never pay back, not because they can't afford to pay back, it's they never have intention to pay back from the beginning.
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iGamer
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Apr 12 2017, 08:49 PM
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QUOTE(big1 @ Apr 12 2017, 08:40 PM) Who's dumb enough to show private info on Internet?
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iGamer
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Apr 12 2017, 08:57 PM
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QUOTE(Jv8888 @ Apr 12 2017, 08:50 PM) Imagine house loan monthly (RM1700), Unifi (RM180), TNB (RM120), Water (f.o.c), Petrol (RM400), Toll (RM200), Food (RM500.00), car loan (RM600). Total: RM3700.00. Havent include personal insurance, car insurance, car maintenance, and much more. How many ppl in Malaysia actually able to earn so much to be able to cover all this expenses? Because most people push their budget to the limit. Unifi RM180 for instance is not a necessity, TNB RM120, use less aircond lah.
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iGamer
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Apr 12 2017, 09:11 PM
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QUOTE(Jv8888 @ Apr 12 2017, 09:06 PM) Yet even after deduct out the TNB and UNISHIT... still expenses more than 3.0k yo... The installment for house is not expenses lah.
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iGamer
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Apr 12 2017, 09:16 PM
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QUOTE(TheMinimalist @ Apr 12 2017, 09:05 PM) True, if it was SGD, you and I would be 3 times wealthier. This shows our hardwork alone is not enough, the government also plays a big part in determining the general fate of the citizens. Ah Beng in Singapore with our same job is making 3 times our income not because they worked 3 times harder than us, it's because they have a better gov.
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Apr 12 2017, 09:28 PM
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QUOTE(green_algae @ Apr 12 2017, 09:24 PM) His statement is right because some schools of economists assume that the people want to maintain thier current lifestyle even as their disposable income decrease. Kek But that's just the reality. Do you downgrade your broadband when it's price is hike? Do you use less petrol when petrol price hike? Do you eat less hawker food when the hawker increase price? So aren't we all also maintaining our standard of lifestyle in the face of shrinking true income?
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iGamer
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Apr 12 2017, 10:08 PM
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QUOTE(katijar @ Apr 12 2017, 10:00 PM) this is what they want us to do. spend. don't save. you save - you lose (to inflation - according to them). Not entirely wrong if you apply that on property. U don't buy now, the same amount of cash can't buy the same property in a few years time. The day of stagnant property price is over.
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