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The 2026 EV Guide Malaysians Can’t Miss: Why EVs May Become More Important Than Ever 20/05/2026

Malaysia’s EV road tax is changing in 2026 — but the bigger story is what’s happening behind it.

With global oil prices rising due to Middle East tensions and Malaysia spending RM6–RM7 billion monthly on fuel subsidies, the country is slowly preparing for a future less dependent on petrol.

Despite the new road tax structure, many EVs still remain significantly cheaper to own than petrol cars.

But Malaysians should also understand:
⚡ Real EV road tax costs
⚡ Home charging setup expenses
⚡ Hidden ownership costs
⚡ Why EV adoption is accelerating now

Read our full 2026 EV guide on Fincrew.

The 2026 EV Guide Malaysians Can’t Miss: Why EVs May Become More Important Than Ever Malaysia’s EV landscape is entering a major turning point in 2026. Starting January 1, 2026, the government will officially introduce a new power-based EV

From Hobby to Asset: Why Pokémon Cards Are Becoming a Serious Investment in Asia 06/04/2026

Pokémon cards are no longer just childhood collectibles.

They are now selling for millions, outperforming traditional assets, and attracting investors across Asia.

In Malaysia alone, a collector recently sold his collection for RM1.87 million.

With platforms like TCG NOW bringing structured auctions to the market, the TCG ecosystem is growing rapidly.

But is this a real investment — or just hype?

We break down the opportunities, risks, and what you need to know before entering the market.

From Hobby to Asset: Why Pokémon Cards Are Becoming a Serious Investment in Asia Not long ago, Pokémon cards were something you traded in school. Today, they are being auctioned for millions of dollars, stored in vaults, and even turned in

Tax Relief for Home Wi-Fi in Malaysia: How to Claim Up to RM2,500 From LHDN 12/03/2026

Did you know your home Wi-Fi and mobile data plan may qualify for tax relief?

Under Malaysia’s Lifestyle Tax Relief, you can claim up to RM2,500 for digital lifestyle expenses including broadband, smartphones, books and online courses. But there are important rules — the bill must be under your name, used for personal purposes, and you must keep records for 7 years. Many Malaysians miss this claim every year.

Find out how to maximise your tax relief before filing with LHDN.

Tax Relief for Home Wi-Fi in Malaysia: How to Claim Up to RM2,500 From LHDN With tax season approaching, many Malaysians are looking for legitimate ways to reduce their taxable income. One commonly overlooked claim is the tax relief for

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