As NextGen Money Coach, Kevin helps people to take control of their relationship with money so that they can channel their energy and focus to things that are matters in life.
Life is filled with unexpected events. Many a times, we get surprised by it in good way while other time, not so positive way. If this pandemic has taught us anything, it can be that none of us really know when is our final day on earth. This has shined the light on the importance of having a Will before we bid farewell to everyone we love. Here are 5 reasons.
With Malaysians living longer -- up to 74.8 years compared to 74.3 years in 2011, we can only presume that our lives will carry on long after the day we retire at 60 -- for another 15 years at least. The question is, what does this mean to our retirement plans?
When you hear financial planning, do you imagine saying goodbye to Starbucks lattes, nice things or a social life, let me assure you that this is not true at all. Seriously. Don’t let this perception stop you from taking control of your finances.
Working with inconsistent income can be a blessing or it can also be a recipe for financial disaster. It can allow you to have good months where you can up your spending and follow your heart to buy the things you'd like to have, or even to clear your debt, or to put down the down payment you need for your dream house. However, there are months that your income may even go below the line (your lifestyle and financial commitment line).
We're not perfect but we can also get our finances into better shape. Modeling or copying what people who are financially savvy may be one of the easy way to start getting our own finances into shape quicker. We share 10 habits that you can refer to in this article.
There are works that have already been helping many of us to be more efficient at what we do best and help us saves lots of time. Below are the few that I personally am appreciative of for how much they have helped me to do more.
