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PETALING JAYA: Even a small voluntary contribution into the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) can snowball over time and workers in the informal sectors should not miss out, say financial experts.

WHEN you are in retirement and swindled off your life savings with no means to get new income sources, what do you think should be the best punishment for the scammer?

EXPERTS globally have warned of a challenging year ahead amid an economic slowdown with rising inflation and interest rates.

THE ringgit performance against the US dollar and some other major currencies is weakening and its effects are felt across the different groups and sectors of the economy, including our purchasing power if we continuously buy in the foreign currency.

Inflationary pressures cause for concern

Withdrawals for retirement expenses make sense

PETALING JAYA: Extending the retirement age and job creation are among measures that can go towards assisting hard-hit savers of all ages to rebuild their retirement funds that they had dipped into due to Covid-19.

MONEY THOUGHTS: Life myth: Saving is for losers! Rajen Devadason © Provided by New Straits Times WHEN we were young, many of us had precious piggy banks into which we slid our coins and folded RM notes. In adulthood, we abandoned the habit. Were we wiser in our youth? Have you stopped to mull over how the interplay between a commoditys available supply and its cumulative demand is its main pricing mechanism, at least in a market-driven economy? As you think about that, take a ...