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What’s Your Expected Salary Increment for Year 2012? [ January 25th, 2012 ] | 303 views | 2 Comments

Just wondering, what’s your annual increment like? Normally, the increment can range between 5-20% which depends very much on individual performance, size, nature, and culture of the company.

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However, for those skilled employees, the wages are still linked to experience, productivity and demand. Most of the organisations are still willing to offer attractive remuneration packages for candidates equipped with the desired skills. Thus, highly skilled and productive employees are more likely to earn more.

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US Financial Tsunami

I could not believe myself when heard one of the largest insurance company in the world going to bankrupt. But Malaysia AIG and AIA had issued a statement that the Malaysia based company is still going strong.

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AIG nearly declare bankrupt if not saved by FED. All these happened because they do not have enough capital to sustain. AIG has many different business groups around the world, if FED doesn’t help them, AIG bankrupt, the Investor & Customer will suffer and eventually will directly impact to FED also. People no money and can’t pay the tax; at that time will be serious economic crisis.

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September 21st, 2008 | Posted in » Economic Analysis, News & Announcement | 2 Comments | 2,594 views

Why Bankruptcy?

If someone who has officially declared that he cannot settle the amount that he owes then he will be considered as bankrupt. In Malaysia, the minimum amount of judgment debt amount to declare bankruptcy is MYR30, 000.

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There will have 6 months for you to make full settlement or negotiation after the bankruptcy notice is issued. If you did not response, you have committed an act of bankruptcy.

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September 7th, 2008 | Posted in » Finance Tips | 5 Comments | 2,669 views