AKPK: Malaysia's Financial Well-Being is Quite Concerning

morning-run · ringgit-and-sense · 1 Nov 2018 · 20 mins listen

AKPK is about to unveil results from its survey into the financial habits of Malaysian working adults. Mohammad Mafrukhin shares with us a preview of his findings, while outlining the role emotions and employers may play in our overall financial well-being.

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Presented by:

Tan Chung Han

Categories:

Personal Finance,Investments,Financial Literacy,Young Finance

Tags:

personal finance, financial wellbeing, financial literacy, emotions, employer, mental health

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AKPK: Malaysia's Financial Well-Being is Quite Concerning

AKPK: Malaysia's Financial Well-Being is Quite Concerning