🌱 Beginners
Clear guides to every way of saving and investing in Malaysia — savings accounts, fixed deposits, unit trusts, ASB/ASN and shares on Bursa Malaysia.
What is a savings account and how much does it pay?
A savings account keeps your money safe and pays profit or interest that changes over time. How the rate, tax and PIDM protection work — and when a savings account is enough.
Read the article →What is compound interest and how does it work?
Compound interest is return on your return — the engine behind long-term saving. Here is the formula, how big a role time plays, and how to use the rule of 72.
Read the article →Investing in Malaysia: a guide for beginners
From a savings account to unit trusts, ASB/ASN, a Private Retirement Scheme and shares on Bursa Malaysia — a step-by-step guide for anyone starting from scratch.
Read the article →Unit trusts, ASB and ASN: how they work and how to choose
Equity funds, balanced funds, money-market funds, ASB and the ASNB fixed-price funds — how the different types work, what the sales charge costs you over time, and how to avoid the expensive options.
Read the article →Savings accounts, fixed deposits and bond funds compared
For money that needs to stay safe there are several routes — savings accounts, fixed deposits and bond or sukuk funds. How they differ in risk, return, access and protection.
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