A 君,很合眼缘,共处的时光里,几乎无所不谈。
或许他是很好的聆听者,无论吃饭,读书,游戏,出街总是让我在发表“博士“伟论,
我也借此管道宣泄我爱分享的个性。
他总是默默的在听,不时来几句赞美语,让我一发不可收拾。
我的以为认识了投缘的知己了。
A 君呢,其实十分好胜,这也许造就他今日的成功。
他有着那种要超越周围人的企图心,
曾经说过,“证明给我看你多强,我会强过你“
我不以为意,只觉得这是健康的学术竞争。
慢慢的, 他开始与我的朋友组织关系,
他组织朋党,
我越来越少受邀出去,
我被边缘化了,
我的曝光率少了,
我几乎被遗忘了,
可笑的是,我浑然不知,
A 君仍常常伴我左右,
我一厢情愿的以为我和A君异常投缘。
直到有次聚会,几位昔日的好友突然冷言相待,
身为知情者的他呆坐在旁,也不肯出言相助 。
我开始怀疑事有蹊跷,
又发现好几次A君借故离开,说有约会,我以为是他女友,
谁知都是整班我们的朋友, 为何就不能叫买我一起去呢?
慢慢的发现,我对他的了解十分有限,而他对我的背景却了如指掌。
他之所以默默聆听,或许是要了解对手,
孙子兵法:知己知彼,百战百胜。
眼见学术上无法超越对手, 只好从其他方面下手。
其实,或许是我说话的嚣张,锋芒毕露而招来憎恨和嫉妒,
对我来说,我毫发未损,损失不大,
本也无需理会他。
我有感而发的是人类的 “好胜心“
这好胜心本事好事,能鞭策人努力向上,激励自我。
但是,若经过鞭策和激励后仍无法达到理想的位置时,
情况会否因此起了一百八十度转变?
为了超越对手,趋向极端, 甚至不择手段造成毁灭性的伤害也在所不惜。
岂不可怕?
水能载舟,依能覆舟。
就看个人的本性了!
现实生活中,无论政治和职场上不乏口蜜腹剑,笑里藏刀之辈,为了权利和金钱,不惜接近对手借以除之而后快。
这不愧是个社会大学!
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Free Money
"There is no free lunch in the world", this had been the old teaching that our parents/elderly advised us. This the the word of wisdom, which I am nobody to challenge that. At the same time, we are using our creativity to scout for "free lunch" in the world. Lets start the series with the introduction to ASB investment by PNB
ASB loan - Amanah Saham Bumiputra for BUMIPUTRA only
So how's the free lunch work here? Nowadays some local banks such as RHB and CIMB offered ASB loan for those interested to invest in ASB but do not have capital, a chance to invest.
Here is how the magic works:
According to the ASB loan repayment plan with current BLR = 6.30%
Subscribe to ASB loan RM100,000 for 15 years.
Monthly installment for 15 years = RM786
Yearly installment for 15 years = RM786 x 12 = RM9,432
Average ASB dividend = 9.5%
Yearly dividend = RM100k x 9.5% = RM9,500
Net gain = yearly dividend - yearly installment
= RM9,500 - RM9,432
= RM68
You TOTAL investment is just RM786 x 12months = RM9,432 paid in advance for the first year.
The end of every year you gonna earn RM68 and RM100,000 for you after 15 years!
You invest RM768 every month for 15 years
Yearly investment = RM768 x 12 = RM9,216
with 9.5% yearly dividend from ASB,
RM9,216(FVIFA i=9.5%, n=15) = RM 281,458.767
Your asset after 15 years = RM281,458.767
Subscribe for ASB loan RM100,000 for 15 years
with the same commitment of RM768 monthly,
ASB year dividend 9.5% = RM9,500 reinvested into ASB fund for 15 years
= 9,500(FVIFA i=9.5%, n =14) + 9500
= RM265,785.11
Total asset after 15 years = RM265,785.11 + RM100,000 = RM365,785.11
Total asset in scenario B is 30% more than scenario A, you think you are acting smart, but the number tells!
Two assumptions made for calculations above:
First, assume that BLR is fixed at 6.30%
Second, assume that ASB is giving dividend 9.5% a year.
BLR will float freely, which when BLR increases, interest increases, and ASB dividend will increase too. If you are worried of the BLR fluctuation, subscribe to ASB Islamic loan, which fixed theprofit rate (int. rate).
The rule of thumb is to make sure ASB interest rate is higher than the BLR rate, then u are on the winning track for FREE MONEY.
For the past 2 years, BLR is below 6% and ASB is giving 8.75 and 8.55 respectively.
Our bank understands your difficulty and has another attractive ASB package where you pay for 3 years interest before paying for principle+interest after 3 years.
For RM100,000 ASB loan (3 years interest + 14 years principle+interest)
Monthly installment for the first 3 years = RM429
Yearly installment for the first 3 years = RM429 x 12 = RM5,148
Monthly installment from year 4 - year 18 = RM989.00
Yearly installment from year 4-year18 = RM11,868
Yearly dividend for ASB @9.5% = RM9,500
For the first 3 years, you pay RM5,148 and receive dividend RM9,500 yearly.
Yearly earning = RM4,352
Total earning for first 3 years = RM4,352x 3 = RM13,056
From 4th year to 18th year, your investment per year = RM11,868 - RM9,500 = RM2,368
Your monthly investment = RM197.33
Your total investment = RM2,368x 14 - RM13,056= RM20,096
For your information, the ASB loan is reducing balance method, which means you can pay more when you have extra cash aka. use your RM13,000 from the first 3 years to pay for your debt, which reduce your monthly installment later. However, I still advice you to buy extra ASB units for the RM13,000 you get from the first 3 years, which will be explain in the final scenario of the article.
We have all kind of request, earning free money without effort is frown upon, however to align with the topic of this article, i will still share how you can earn FREE MONEY without paying the principle, but for illustrative purpose only.
Subscribe to RHB EASY ASB loan (only RHB EASY offers first 5 years pay-interest-only loan)
RM100,000 for 5 years interest and 20 years interest+principle repayment plan.
Monthly repayment = RM429
Yearly installment = RM5,148
Yearly ASB dividend @9.5% = RM9,500
Total earning for 5 years = (RM9,500 - RM5,148) x 5 = RM21,760
At the end of the 5 years, cancel the ASB plan,
The bank will then proceed to sell the RM100,000 they hold on behalf of you as collateral, and charge 1% early exit fees (RM100,000 x 1% = RM1,000)
Total earning = RM21,760 - RM1,000 = RM20,760 FREE MONEY!!!
Question: If I have RM100,000, should i subscribe for ASB loan or directly buy RM100,000 ASB?
Use ASB loan
Scenario A, Buy RM100,000 ASB
With RM100,000 investment in ASB , 9.5% yearly dividend compounded for 15 years = RM390,132
Total asset after 15 years = RM 390,132
Scenario B, Buy RM100,000 ASB and subscribe to RM100,000 ASB loan,
Use first RM100,000 to buy ASB, subscribe to RM100,000 ASB loan,
Yearly dividend = RM19,000
Yearly repayment = RM9,432
Net gain = RM19,000 - RM9,432) = RM9,568 per year for next 15 years
RM9,568 per year for next 15 years with 9.5% compounding
= 9,568 ( FVIFA i=9.5%, n=15)
= RM292,208.93
Total asset after 15 years = RM292,208.93 + RM200,000 = RM492,208.93
Scenario B has RM100,000 more than scenario A for using the ASB loan facility!!!
In short, try to maximize your ASB as early as possible, set it your target to maximize it with all the wealth you have, there is no country like Msia which offers such product at almost risk free.
Problem encountered:
Most ASB loan subscriber are not discipline enough to save the dividend for consecutive year monthly installment. In fact, many of them will spend the dividend in less than 3 months they receive it, resulting in difficulty of ASB loan repayment, and fall into the trap of vicious interest cycle.
CAUTION : Remember, the dividend from ASB does NOT belongs to you before you finish all your installment!!
Remember, whenever you have extra cash, try to buy the maximum ASB units (maximum RM200,000 per individual) possible, after that only you start to settle your ASB loan interest 5%, as it is based on reducing balance method. Unless you can get investment tool with GUARANTEE annual return more than 5% yearly.
Good luck and enjoy the road to wealth!
ASB loan - Amanah Saham Bumiputra for BUMIPUTRA only
So how's the free lunch work here? Nowadays some local banks such as RHB and CIMB offered ASB loan for those interested to invest in ASB but do not have capital, a chance to invest.
Here is how the magic works:
According to the ASB loan repayment plan with current BLR = 6.30%
Subscribe to ASB loan RM100,000 for 15 years.
Monthly installment for 15 years = RM786
Yearly installment for 15 years = RM786 x 12 = RM9,432
Average ASB dividend = 9.5%
Yearly dividend = RM100k x 9.5% = RM9,500
Net gain = yearly dividend - yearly installment
= RM9,500 - RM9,432
= RM68
You TOTAL investment is just RM786 x 12months = RM9,432 paid in advance for the first year.
The end of every year you gonna earn RM68 and RM100,000 for you after 15 years!
Invest RM9,432 for the first year then sit there do nothing and get RM100,000 after 15 years,
isn't it FREE MONEY??? Scenario A :
You refuse that subscribe to ASB loan because you think you are not stupid enough to let bank earn interest on you.
Let see!You invest RM768 every month for 15 years
Yearly investment = RM768 x 12 = RM9,216
with 9.5% yearly dividend from ASB,
RM9,216(FVIFA i=9.5%, n=15) = RM 281,458.767
Your asset after 15 years = RM281,458.767
Scenario B, you apply for the ASB loan,
Subscribe for ASB loan RM100,000 for 15 years
with the same commitment of RM768 monthly,
ASB year dividend 9.5% = RM9,500 reinvested into ASB fund for 15 years
= 9,500(FVIFA i=9.5%, n =14) + 9500
= RM265,785.11
Total asset after 15 years = RM265,785.11 + RM100,000 = RM365,785.11
Total asset in scenario B is 30% more than scenario A, you think you are acting smart, but the number tells!
Two assumptions made for calculations above:
First, assume that BLR is fixed at 6.30%
Second, assume that ASB is giving dividend 9.5% a year.
BLR will float freely, which when BLR increases, interest increases, and ASB dividend will increase too. If you are worried of the BLR fluctuation, subscribe to ASB Islamic loan, which fixed theprofit rate (int. rate).
The rule of thumb is to make sure ASB interest rate is higher than the BLR rate, then u are on the winning track for FREE MONEY.
For the past 2 years, BLR is below 6% and ASB is giving 8.75 and 8.55 respectively.
Question : What if i cannot afford RM786 installment every month? Should i choose ASB loan with lower amount or longer repayment period?
Try to choose the maximum ASB loan allowable for each individual which is RM100, 000. This is to maximize amount of dividend payout.Our bank understands your difficulty and has another attractive ASB package where you pay for 3 years interest before paying for principle+interest after 3 years.
For RM100,000 ASB loan (3 years interest + 14 years principle+interest)
Monthly installment for the first 3 years = RM429
Yearly installment for the first 3 years = RM429 x 12 = RM5,148
Monthly installment from year 4 - year 18 = RM989.00
Yearly installment from year 4-year18 = RM11,868
Yearly dividend for ASB @9.5% = RM9,500
For the first 3 years, you pay RM5,148 and receive dividend RM9,500 yearly.
Yearly earning = RM4,352
Total earning for first 3 years = RM4,352x 3 = RM13,056
From 4th year to 18th year, your investment per year = RM11,868 - RM9,500 = RM2,368
Your monthly investment = RM197.33
Your total investment = RM2,368x 14 - RM13,056= RM20,096
Invest total RM20,096 over 17 years and get RM100,000 after 17 years, with free cash flow of RM13,000 in first 3 years, isn't it FREE MONEY???
For your information, the ASB loan is reducing balance method, which means you can pay more when you have extra cash aka. use your RM13,000 from the first 3 years to pay for your debt, which reduce your monthly installment later. However, I still advice you to buy extra ASB units for the RM13,000 you get from the first 3 years, which will be explain in the final scenario of the article.
Question : So what if I just want FREE MONEY and don't want to make repayment for the principle?
We have all kind of request, earning free money without effort is frown upon, however to align with the topic of this article, i will still share how you can earn FREE MONEY without paying the principle, but for illustrative purpose only.
Subscribe to RHB EASY ASB loan (only RHB EASY offers first 5 years pay-interest-only loan)
RM100,000 for 5 years interest and 20 years interest+principle repayment plan.
Monthly repayment = RM429
Yearly installment = RM5,148
Yearly ASB dividend @9.5% = RM9,500
Total earning for 5 years = (RM9,500 - RM5,148) x 5 = RM21,760
At the end of the 5 years, cancel the ASB plan,
The bank will then proceed to sell the RM100,000 they hold on behalf of you as collateral, and charge 1% early exit fees (RM100,000 x 1% = RM1,000)
Total earning = RM21,760 - RM1,000 = RM20,760 FREE MONEY!!!
Over 5 years you paid (RM429x60 = RM25,740) and earned (RM9,500x5= RM47,500) which is RM20,760 net gained. ASB dividend is paying for your interest , isn't it FREE MONEY???
p.s. provided you have enough capital for first 12 monthly installment of RM429 per month.before you receive the dividend in the 12th month.Question: If I have RM100,000, should i subscribe for ASB loan or directly buy RM100,000 ASB?
Use ASB loan
Scenario A, Buy RM100,000 ASB
With RM100,000 investment in ASB , 9.5% yearly dividend compounded for 15 years = RM390,132
Total asset after 15 years = RM 390,132
Scenario B, Buy RM100,000 ASB and subscribe to RM100,000 ASB loan,
Use first RM100,000 to buy ASB, subscribe to RM100,000 ASB loan,
Yearly dividend = RM19,000
Yearly repayment = RM9,432
Net gain = RM19,000 - RM9,432) = RM9,568 per year for next 15 years
RM9,568 per year for next 15 years with 9.5% compounding
= 9,568 ( FVIFA i=9.5%, n=15)
= RM292,208.93
Total asset after 15 years = RM292,208.93 + RM200,000 = RM492,208.93
Scenario B has RM100,000 more than scenario A for using the ASB loan facility!!!
In short, try to maximize your ASB as early as possible, set it your target to maximize it with all the wealth you have, there is no country like Msia which offers such product at almost risk free.
Problem encountered:
Most ASB loan subscriber are not discipline enough to save the dividend for consecutive year monthly installment. In fact, many of them will spend the dividend in less than 3 months they receive it, resulting in difficulty of ASB loan repayment, and fall into the trap of vicious interest cycle.
CAUTION : Remember, the dividend from ASB does NOT belongs to you before you finish all your installment!!
Remember, whenever you have extra cash, try to buy the maximum ASB units (maximum RM200,000 per individual) possible, after that only you start to settle your ASB loan interest 5%, as it is based on reducing balance method. Unless you can get investment tool with GUARANTEE annual return more than 5% yearly.
Good luck and enjoy the road to wealth!
My G2010 collection
G2000???
Not going to spend on them because I cant afford to pay for the branding temporarily.
I still need to invest in physical appearance,
I need to dress up in nice suits/ shirts and matching ties,
G2000 is one of the top choice for perfect-matched business attire,.
Even after 70% discount and 5% discount from WorldCard,a nice quality shirt still cost RM110. Faint
How can I mimic their fashion at mininum cost?
I learned that a tie and shirt need to be properly matched.
I was troubled when a kind-hearted Samaritan commented on my non-matching attire (shirt and tie),
Through observation, searching online and visit to Padini and G2000,
I begin to learn how to match the business attire professionally.
By remembering the color of shirt and tie from G2000, i begin scouting for similar shirts and ties in departmental stores and shops.
I discovered a shop-BIEM in Cheras Selatan AEON city which has many affordable nice quality shirts.
Jusco departmental store also offer wide array of nice shirts.
Bought two high quality ties from Reject Shop, and make up my personal G2010 business attire!
I am satisfied with my choice and
This mark the start of designing my G2010 business attire and i sincerely welcome any comments!
Pls comment, and thanks in advance!
Not going to spend on them because I cant afford to pay for the branding temporarily.
I still need to invest in physical appearance,
I need to dress up in nice suits/ shirts and matching ties,
G2000 is one of the top choice for perfect-matched business attire,.
Even after 70% discount and 5% discount from WorldCard,a nice quality shirt still cost RM110. Faint
How can I mimic their fashion at mininum cost?
I learned that a tie and shirt need to be properly matched.
I was troubled when a kind-hearted Samaritan commented on my non-matching attire (shirt and tie),
Through observation, searching online and visit to Padini and G2000,
I begin to learn how to match the business attire professionally.
By remembering the color of shirt and tie from G2000, i begin scouting for similar shirts and ties in departmental stores and shops.
I discovered a shop-BIEM in Cheras Selatan AEON city which has many affordable nice quality shirts.
Jusco departmental store also offer wide array of nice shirts.
Bought two high quality ties from Reject Shop, and make up my personal G2010 business attire!
I am satisfied with my choice and
This mark the start of designing my G2010 business attire and i sincerely welcome any comments!
Pls comment, and thanks in advance!
Jusco shirt cost RM24, Reject tie cost RM25 |
Reject Purple tie RM25 |
BIEM shirt cost RM55 |
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