Unfortunately, rising student loan debt has become a crisis in Malaysia.
Aaron Tang, the founder of mr-stingy, found himself saddled with a RM58,000 study loan when he quit his first job. Here's how he creatively paid back the loan with zero interest, plus a 40% discount!
Under PTPTN’s new requirements, student loan rates have been slashed, and maximum rates are now determined by your monthly household income. Read on the find out the comparison between the previous and current PTPTN loan mechanism.
If you are buckling under the pressure of paying your student loan, here are 5 practical ways that will come in handy
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