Harga petrol di Malaysia dikemas kini setiap Rabu. Disini merupakan harga petrol minggu ini, dan juga segala benda yang anda perlu tahu tentang mengisi minyak didalam kereta anda. Jangan lupa semak halaman ini setiap minggu, kerana harga petrol akan dikemas kini setiap minggu. Berapa harga petrol di Malaysia minggu ini? Harga terkini untuk RON95, RON97 dan diesel. 18 April 2024 hingga 24 April 2024 Tarikh RON95 RON97 Diesel 18 April hingga 24 April RM2.05 (+RM0.00) RM3.47 (+RM0.00) RM2.15 (+RM0.00) Sumber: MoF Bagaimana harga minyak ditentukan? Pernah tak anda terfikir, macam mana h ..read more

A group of NGOs have made their intentions clear to organise a march on the coming Labour Day with the intention of demanding ‘living wages’ for everyone. According to a report from New Strait Times, the May1Secretariat group which is composed of multiple NGOs and led by the political party Parti Sosialis Malaysia (PSM), plans to march from Dataran Maybank to Dataran Merdeka on Labour Day. May1Secretariat’s spokesperson, Parameiswary Elumalai stated that the main reason for the march is that even though the government has set RM1500 as the minimum wage for Malaysians, it is still very low com ..read more

CTOS Data Systems Sdn Bhd, a wholly owned subsidiary of CTOS Digital Berhad, is fully committed to improving financial literacy and increasing consumer awareness on credit health. In order to do so, it has recently signed a series of strategic Memoranda of Understanding (MOU) with prominent fintech platforms. These collaborations are a testament to CTOS’ dedication to empower Malaysians with improved access to credit information. By leveraging CTOS Score collaborations and API integration, CTOS and its affiliate partners are providing consumers with valuable financial insights to make informe ..read more

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Earlier this year, the Ministry of Finance announced that the Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) is looking to launch a flexible Account 3 initiative in April. According to details shared with the New Straits Times (NST), the highly anticipated Account 3 is expected to comprise 10 per cent of future monthly contributions that account holders can withdraw at any time. More details on the facility is expected to be announced soon. However, NST has been made to understand that contributions to Account 3 will only begin from May onwards. Existing funds in Account 1 and 2 will remain untouched and Ac ..read more

The Malaysian ringgit has slid again compared to the US greenback, with turmoil in the Middle East and anticipation of the US Federal Reserve keeping interest rates higher for longer. This time, the ringgit slid to 4.7800 to the dollar, which is close to the record low of 4.8850 which was reached in 1997, following the fallout of the Asian Financial Crisis. So far, the lowest the ringgit has slid against the greenback since then was in February, when the ringgit fell to 4.8053. Middle East turmoil chief contributor During the weekend, Iran finally retaliated against Israel’s attack on its con ..read more

The Association of Banks in Malaysia (ABM) and the Association of Islamic Banking and Financial Institutions Malaysia (AIBIM) has recently reiterated to the public that its member banks will never ask for sensitive customer information such as online banking username and password, and credit or debit card number via phone calls. Under very specific scenarios, the banks may call customers for clarification. This will only happen if the bank suspects an irregular transaction has taken place. During these calls, banks may perform a verification check using partial personal information such as re ..read more

Bursa Malaysia and the Securities Commission of Malaysia have increase market monitoring to ensure that the capital market remains stable amid growing tensions in the Middle East. The joint statement read: “We would like to assure that our market fundamentals remain strong and our intermediaries are well capitalised. We also have a robust system in place to ensure continuous and effective clearing and settlement of trades. Additionally, we have the necessary controls in place to address potential sharp increase in volatility in the equity market. We will continue to assess the situation very ..read more

Most Malaysians lose sleep over three major things when it comes to finances: paying off debts, saving for contingencies and planning for retirement. Juggling these three financial rules may seem impossible but for those bold enough to persevere, here’s how you can achieve this world-class balancing act: You may need the plastic but not the debt The biggest and most common financial trap that working Malaysians fall into is the credit card debt. Before you even consider building up debt, don’t. However, if it is too late, a good way to quickly pay off your credit card debt is to call your cre ..read more

Unifi has announced that the upcoming Disney+ Hotstar subscription price increase will those that watch it through Unifi TV. Those who have Disney+ as an add-on to their Unifi TV subscriptions will continue to pay the same rate. The announcement comes after Disney announced a global price hike for its streaming service. Malaysians directly subscribing will see the current three-month plan go away, to be replaced by two new monthly subscriptions. The Basic plan for RM24.90/month, and Premium plan for RM39.90/month. Both plans are mostly identical, although the Premium plan allows more people t ..read more