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When news broke out that " Rich Dad, Poor Dad now a Bankrupt Dad ", everyone was so excited to share it out to their circles of friends. Maybe thanks to the interesting news title created to attract the attention of us. In fact, it succeed (because it reaches Finance Malaysia attention now). Well, since we're a financial related blog, we must blog about this hyped news without second thought. Should we learn from Robert Kiyosaki from now on? About the Bankruptcy... According to UK dailymail, "the financial guru behind New York Times bestseller Rich Dad, Poor Dad has filed for bankruptcy on one of his companies after losing a $24 million judgement." Read carefully... It's on one of his companies , not under his own name. Meaning, Robert Kiyosaki didn't bankrupt . Then, what's the difference? The liability of the debt was limited to the extent of the company only. It's doesn't affect the other business or on Robert Kiyosaki personal either. Do...

Forget about the old fixed line internet connections anymore. We have the on-the-go broadband services, which provide almost unlimited boundaries for internet lover to surf anytime anywhere. However, you may not know a very unpleasant scenario is happening in Malaysia (at least I found out now). Although I comment about TM's monopoly status in fixed line internet connection previously, I still prefer Streamyx for its unlimited surfing, lower monthly charges, and stable connectivity. Most importantly, more than one people can online at the same time, without extra fees. Whereas, broadband cannot. Don't know #1 Recently, I moved to a new area, and hopes to subscribe for Streamyx (fixed line internet service provided by TM ). However, I was shock to found out that I cannot subscribe for Streamyx , because my area was under Maxis territory . Wow… Sounds like I am living in the battle-field, where Maxis won the game!!! The reason given was that my area's telephone line is b...

Beware, especially KL people. There is a famous " Ipoh bean sprout chicken rice " which do business in its own way - unethical . And, for your information, this restaurant have many outlets in KL. I am wondering how it can expand so rapid with the experience of mine as below:- The story... Last night, I went for dinner at this outlet in Puchong. Here is my order: One white chicken rice. And, I stressed that I want the " normal " one. One Ipoh chicken Hor Fun. However, it turned out as following: One famous " farm chicken " which cost RM1 more. One Ipoh chicken Hor Fun with beef balls (sure more expensive la...). When I confront with the waitress, who took my order. She said: "Oh... We have changed the menu , and we only have Ipoh chicken Hor Fun with beef-balls or fish-balls. Since we do not have fish balls already, I just give you beef-balls today." Picture by Rasa Malaysia After charging the bill, I complain to the manager. Because, this is not...