Further signs of rising inflation – be prepare

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BBC NEWS, 14 July…The amount charged by manufacturers for their goods was 10% higher last month than a year ago in a further sign of inflationary pressure in the economy.

June’s rise in producer prices marked a further sharp jump from May’s 9.3% annual rise, official figures showed, reflecting the spiralling cost of fuel.

There is a danger that price increases could be passed onto customers, which would further boost consumer inflation.

Consumer price inflation is already at a 10-year high of 3.3%….more…

Inflation rate in Malaysia just hit 3.8% in May and the highest in 22 months. If we’re looking at other countries, their inflation are rising more higher than us. So be prepare before its too late. Save your money now.

Malaysia Will Likely Increase Interest Rates In Q3

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KUALA LUMPUR, July 9 (Bernama) — Malaysia will likely increase interest rates in the third quarter in an effort to curb inflation, having adopted a neutral stance for the whole of 2007, said an economist.

Bank Negara Malaysia’s policy setting meeting is scheduled for later this month. It has kept the overnight policy rate unchanged at 3.5 percent at its last meeting.

Malaysia’s inflation, as measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI), was at a 22-month high at 3.8 percent year-on-year in May.

A lot of central banks in the Asia-Pacific have or will be raising rates as inflation across the region has soared in recent months and price growth momentum remains strong going into the second half of the year.

Moodys Economy.com’s economist, Sherman Chan, said the food crisis remained a central concern and continued to put upward pressures on prices. She said the fuel price increases implemented by several economies in the last two months would have a notable impact on inflation during the September quarter.

“The Asean economies are facing a similar inflation and monetary policy outlook. For Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines and Vietnam, CPI growth will likely peak in the third quarter and gradually slow in the final months of the year,” she said in a research note.

She said inflation, despite eventually cooling, would remain at uncomfortably high rates. “This will see Indonesia and the Philippines continue with their tightening agenda in coming months.

“Malaysia will likely increase interest rates in the third quarter, having adopted a neutral stance for the whole of 2007. Thailand also looks set to begin its tightening cycle this month,” said Chan. …more…

About CCRIS (Tentang CCRIS)

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CCRIS = Central Credit Reference Information System

SUMMARY CREDIT REPORT

The Summary Credit Report displays summarised information relating to the
customer’s current and potential liabilities arising from credit facilities obtained
from the financial institutions in Malaysia. The liabilities include those where the
customer has obtained borrowings of its own, liabilities of joint-accounts, sole
proprietorships/partnerships/professional bodies in which the customer is an
Owner/Partner of the business. It also includes liabilities where the customer is a
guarantor for other borrowers.

How to check my CCRIS?

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Part 1 – Experience with MLM

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In Malaysia, everybody knows what MLM is. It stands for Multi Level Marketing. How this business influences Malaysian people?…including me.

Since I first start working in 2003, until before I get married, my salary was just good enough for me. Even I can’t save much, but I still could make some saving. But it changed after I get married. My commitments were become different. There were a lot of things that we need when we are in a family. Then I realized that my current salary is not good enough for us to get better life. So what we did?

I started looking for side income. But I couldn’t do part time job at that time. I was an Engineer at one of Semiconductor Company in Kuala Langat. I always turn back late, even without OT…too bad huh!…but that was my first job…biasala, semangat lebih…haha.

So what we could do to get side income is by doing MLM. No need huge modal, with less than RM100, you can become a member. I joined few MLM…start from Elken, Amway, Network 21, and then Uptrend. The last one was JAI…most people said JAI is not MLM, but now the company’s account has been frozen by Bank Negara and charged illegal. I heard the company has been charged because they doing MLM business without a proper license. So now I considered JAI as MLM too.

What we get after few years with MLM? We lost our time, we lost few k especially with JAI, but we got a good lesson. In fact, none of my uplines in each MLM are really success with MLM after few years. Its not easy as what they keep said to me huh. Now I really 100% don’t believe with MLM or any other business that similar with it.

What I’m doing now? I’m doing financial planning, and hope can share with you guys how I clearing my debts. To be continue…