(Originally published on my frugal blog on January 8 2008)
Have you ever dreamed of getting your IT certification for free, with no strings attached?
I just came across this training incentive offered by MDeC (the Multimedia Development Corporation) where you can claim exam and course fees back from the government. This program is being managed by [...]
I’ve had a few visitors coming here looking for this information on 1 cent coin rounding.
Originally I had a link pointing to the KPDNHEP website, but that page has been taken down.
The KPDNHEP rounding mechanism table:
Bill ends in sen
Round off to the nearest 5 sen
Total Amount of A Bill
Total amount before rounding (RM)
Total amount [...]
(Originally published on my frugal blog on January 16 2008)
As you all know, the Malaysian government has deemed the one sen coin to be too costly to produce. Starting from April 1 2008, all transactions will be rounded to the nearest five sen.
There’s a lot of misconception about this hearing from friends, colleagues and relatives.
Read [...]
(Originally published on my frugal blog on January 31 2008)
I know that it’s easy to get free licensed software illegally using torrent downloads, but this is not what I’m talking about.
I found a website which gives away full versions of licensed software for free. These are not shareware programs which require you to register for [...]
(This post originally published on 5 February 2008)
I have searched online for some free expense tracking Excel spreadsheets, and here are some nice ones.
1. The “Zen and Computing” Simple Monthly Budget
This is a really simple spreadsheet that lets you track your income, fixed expenses and variable expenses.
You can customize it by adding your own [...]
