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Having a financial budget is like maintaining a healthy diet, and just like having a cheat day for your diet, once in a while, you will have the occasional urge to splurge. In fact, studies have shown that depriving yourself of these urges could do you more harm than good in the long run. But how do you splurge without breaking your budget?

One of the secrets to attaining financial independence is that it doesn't usually "just happen". It requires hard work and proper planning. This article showcases how Dividend Magic advances from one stage to another.

The recent COVID-19 pandemic has led to natural increases in stress, worry and anxiety for many people around the world. The uncertainty associated with the virus, the disruption to usual routines, and the economic instability can have significant impacts on your wellbeing and mental health. How can you better manage your mental health through these trying times? Here are some tips.

Exercise is all about engaging your muscles, and when it comes to activating and training a diverse range of muscles, few forms of exercises can rival climbing or bouldering. Here’s why.

Do Indian Spiced Fish, Cucumber-Pineapple Salad, and brown rice for lunch sounds good to you? Check out this diabetic-friendly recipe that you can whip up quickly, created especially for us by Sara Khong from New Malaysian Kitchen.

Buying fresh produce can feel expensive especially if you’re purchasing fruits or vegetables in their offseasons but did you know that there are actually many types of vegetables out there that you can regrow from scraps without a huge garden? This can be a great money saver and can also help you reduce the amount of food waste that you generate in your home.

While avoiding emotional spending completely is probably not a realistic goal for most people, here are some steps you can take to decrease the damage it does to your wallet.

How to get more nutrition into your diet quickly? Sara Khong from the New Malaysian Kitchen has compiled seven easy swaps to your regular food to increase your nutrient intake.

It’s tough getting kids to eat their vegetables. Here are five practical and easy ways from Sara Khong from the New Malaysian Kitchen on how to make them eat more plants without kicking a fuss!