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Ian Kree is a Malaysian personal financial blogger based in Kuching, Sarawak. His interests are online asset, property, mutual fund and stock market investment; personal financial planning; and cost engineering. He is a unit trust consultant for Public Mutual funds. In professional field, he leads a 163-strong group of professional cost engineers in LinkedIn. Beside IanKree.com, he also runs 8vertise.com web directory.

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IanKree.com · 2Y ago

Lumosity mental workouts: How to boost brain power and keep it powerful?

My testimonial: Keep on forgetting names? Getting slower in reasoning and in calculating? Easily get distracted? Easy problems seem hard? Well, you are not alone. Many others are facing the same problem. Me too. Present to you a comprehensive mental workout solution to help you overcome those proble

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IanKree.com · 2Y ago

HardwareZone.com helps smart consumers do Tactical Procurement

Remember the incidents when we thought that we had bought the best offer in the market, the cheapest, only to find out that the other shop is selling much cheaper. We can avoid repeating this mistake by doing market price survey prior to buying (paying). The easiest, time-savvy method is by undertak

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IanKree.com · 2Y ago

Saving? She rather spends!

This is a real-life story of a lady who prefers spending her money now than saving for future. Her brother tells her to invest her extra money but she don't think so. She has other plans - buy, buy, buy. And bye, bye money!

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IanKree.com · 2Y ago

Good Business Story for Children: ‘The Elves and the Shoemaker’

Amazing! It is wonderful to know that we could teach children about running a business by reading them a simple children's story such as 'The Elves and the Shoemaker.' Yes, the story is not all about the elves and the shoemaker but more, it is also about running a business. Read on to know what you

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IanKree.com · 2Y ago

Play smart, live smart

Believe it or not, playing computer games could give us benefits. We could learn so many things from the games if we set our mind to learn while playing. The key to reap benefits from playing game is: do not simply play but play with strategy i.e. bring your calculator along and calculate, and write

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IanKree.com · 2Y ago

Play smart, live smart

Believe it or not, playing computer games could give us benefits. We could learn so many things from the games if we set our mind to learn while playing. The key to reap benefits from playing game is: do not simply play but play with strategy i.e. bring your calculator along and calculate, and write

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IanKree.com · 2Y ago

Money in the envelopes

Ever run into situation where in the month end you run out of budget and have to dig into your saving? Want to know how to manage your monthly expenses better? 'Money in the envelopes' could be your most needed solution. My wife and I are practicing this method and we found out that it is very effec

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IanKree.com · 2Y ago

An interview with Sandy Buckley

An interview with Sandy Buckley, a Zazzle’s ProSeller. Hear what she answered on how she’s making money from home by selling art over the Internet. Her store profiles says, "I have opened galleries as outlets - looking for ways to market concepts as opposed to content, each gallery holding a spot ne

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IanKree.com · 2Y ago

The dilemma of teenage, schooling businessmen

The dilemma of young and schooling businessmen: should they focus on their study or their businesses? Education or business? They might not be doing well academically but they are very good in making money. Bill Gates and other college and school dropouts have made it. And Tan Sri Loh Boon Siew, who

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IanKree.com · 2Y ago

Project Runaway: beautiful dress at material cost

Read how my wife and I had successfully reduced clothing expenses. By reducing the dress's cost per piece, we are able to buy more dresses (for her) and/or reallocate the extra to other needs or saving. But most importantly, by making this cost saving a family project, we bond our relationship. This

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