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  If you are self-employed or working without a fixed income (gig economy), then the EPF (Employee Provident Fund)  i-Saraan scheme is what you need for better retirement planning. Who is Eligible to register for EPF i-Saraan)? 1. Malaysian citizen 2. Age below 60 years old 3. Existing EPF member 4. Self-employed  individuals  without a fixed income. (eg. freelancers, small business owners, gig workers) Why the no fixed income earner should apply for EPF i-Saraan? 1. Government incentives  For every EPF contribution you make, the government  willa dd 15%  up to a maximum of RM500 a year. 2.Annual Dividends  Same like regular EPF contributions, i-Saraan savings earn annual dividend, helping to accelerate your retirement fund growth over time. 3. Death Benefits  In the event of  unfortunate event, your nominated beneficiaries will receive a death benefit , 4. Tax Relief  Eligible to claim tax relief for contributions made through i-Sa...

It has been many months this blog was updated. I spent more time creating some content in Tiktok, Lemon8 and Facebook . So basically blogging is dead now? Or it's just my blog is dying? To be honest , while internet has transformed significantly in recent years, so does the blog owner. People like me, has age over the years too. As for my case more on slow and privacy which left me with not much thing to update. No request from advertiser is another factor. Lately, my health isn't in a great condition too.  Blogging isn't really dying. It still relevant for brand awareness. People still search for blog when it come for some information. The Gen-Z may think brand's digital first impressions are most important than in-person ones, so it's crystal clear blog posts plat a vital role in perception. Most people love video because its visual impact and the power of storytelling. However if you are in need to get fast information, scrolling videos can be a daunting task. Pe...

Rohto Eye Care, a pioneer in innovative eye care  solutions, is proud to announce the incredible success of its annual CSR campaign, “Sending Love & Care: Joy of Seeing.” This year, Rohto Eye Care reached out to 7,500 primary students across five schools, with more than 50% from underprivileged backgrounds, to educate and empower them with essential knowledge about eye health. The beneficiary schools for this year’s campaign include SK Seksyen 20, SK Seri Setia, SK Taman Bunga Raya 2, SK Taming Jaya, and SK Taman Midah 2. By focusing on these communities, Rohto Eye Care has made a significant impact on students who might not have access to vital eye health education. Rohto Eye Care, in collaboration with its esteemed partners Watsons, Focus Point Vision Care Group Sdn. Bhd., and PINTAR Foundation, is dedicated to fostering a brighter future for these students. The campaign included: 👀Eye Health Educational Talks: Representatives from Rohto Eye Care conducted interactive an...

                       I grew up remembering OXY as a skincare products for teenager with acne skin. Now I am at the 50s. For a brand still around until now is a trusted brand. OXY was started  with a mission to helping teenagers achieve good skin and confidence. The common teen skin problems such as acne , oily skin and blackhead-prone skin can be ease with only 3 simple steps of skincare routine from OXY. Synonym with its target market, OXY efforts to supporting the education of under privileged student. By combining skincare expertise with social responsibility, OXY strives to make a positive impact on the lives of young people, fostering their holistic well-being and confidence. This commitments has been going on for the third consecutive year. "Sending Love & Care to Children" educational campaign, OXY has partnered with MyKasih Foundation and Watson Malaysia to provide educational support to more than 600 student...

  I extended my stay at Urumqi, Xinjiang China for another 4 days for self-tour exploration. I have been spending 8 days with the driver and tour guide. I felt suffocated to travel with people following me around. Yes! It's more convenient but just feel obliged and have no freedom to travel with people.  When I said to my tour guide, that I would be spending the next 4 days at Urumqi, he was like....are you kidding me? What are you going to do here? Most of the attractions in Xinjiang aren't in Urumqi. It's always a distance travel by car or flight. For me, 4 days isn't long considering my health condition limitation. I couldn't walk as fast and longer than those glorious youthful days.  Things To Do if you are in the mood for a tour of Urumqi City 1. Xinjiang Regional Museum Is it really worth it to visit the Xinjiang Museum? Well...absolutely! Where else do you want to visit around Urumqi if you have some time to spare? Furthermore, it's a free entrance. To be...

  I completed the long outstanding Silk Road travel adventure last month. My final destination for the Silk Road was Xinjiang. It was my first trip after 4 years on a travel hiatus. It was a 12-day trip. Urumqi (1 night) ---- Turpan (1 night)---- Urumqi (2 nights) ---- Kashgar (1 night) ---- Tashkurgan (1 night) ---- Kashgar (1 night) ---- Urumqi (extended for self-tour. Stay 4 nights) Back home with a frozen shoulder due to check in check-out hotels too frequently. This means I have to open and close my luggage most of the time.😅 Only now after a few weeks, my health has recovered. I chose to travel in mid-May 2024 after considering the extreme weather at each place. I would say it was the right choice indeed. I miss out on the beautiful view, but I am still blessed with some other fantastic scenery too. Nothing is perfect, right?   Personally, this side of China's territory is epic. It was a unique Uyghur cultural experience. I described it as fabulous natural scenery as we...