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Article‘BNPL afford­ab­il­ity checks do not meas­ure total com­mit­ments’

Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) afford­ab­il­ity checks risk becom­ing a “box-tick­ing exer­cise” when pro­viders can­not see a con­sumer’s total com­mit­ments across mul­tiple plat­forms, the Fed­er­a­tion of Malay­sian Con­sumers Asso­ci­ations (Fomca) said.

ArticleWife of miss­ing fire­man suc­cess­fully gath­ers aid for Nepal

ArticleFormer min­is­ter arres­ted over Tabung Haji RCI probe

The Malay­sian Anti-Cor­rup­tion Com­mis­sion (MACC) has arres­ted a former min­is­ter in con­nec­tion with its probe into the find­ings of the Royal Com­mis­sion of Inquiry (RCI) report on Tabung Haji (TH). The man, in his 60s, was arres­ted at...

ArticleM’sian Embassy veri­fy­ing new inform­a­tion

The Malay­sian Embassy in Kath­mandu is work­ing with Nepalese author­it­ies to verify reports con­cern­ing an indi­vidual said to be linked to a group affected by the flash floods in Nepal, Wisma Putra said yes­ter­day. The For­eign Min­istry said it...

ArticleRestored quota may still fall short for long-dis­tance com­muters

For motor­ists already stretched by rising liv­ing and oper­at­ing costs, the res­tor­a­tion of the sub­sid­ised RON95 alloc­a­tion to 300 litres offers some breath­ing space, but for high-mileage com­muters and diesel-depend­ent busi­nesses, the...

ArticleSub­sidy may deter long-term ration­al­isa­tion: Expert

The gov­ern­ment’s decision to restore the monthly Budi95 fuel sub­sidy eli­gib­il­ity to 300 litres may provide wel­come relief to motor­ists, but it could also make Malay­sia’s long-term sub­sidy ration­al­isa­tion more dif­fi­cult, an eco­nom­ist...