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Bro, Jangan Lepaskan Si Gadis Yang Ada 7 Sifat Ini

Terbang tinggi burung merpati
Hinggap sebentar di sarang kedidi
Kalau sudah berkenan di hati
Awak nak tunggu apa lagi?
Nak cari calon isteri jangan letakkan kriteria utama yang berdahi licin saja. Pastikan yang mempunyai asas agama kriteria yang pertama.
Tapi zaman dah berubah bro.
Adalah penting untuk kita masukkan lagi kriteria tambahan seperti di bawah. Kalau dalam DNA calon isteri kita ada 7 sifat ini, laju-laju masuk meminang. Ajak kahwin terus lagi bagus.
Antaranya :

1. Minat Menyimpan

Dia jenis yang minat simpan duit. Tak suka membazir kepada perkara yang bukan-bukan. Kalau kita nak belikan hadiah dia akan terus keluar ayat standard, “Tak payahlah B, membazir je”, “Tak payahlah lah sayang, simpan la duit tu”.
Bukannya jenis yang setiap kali keluar dating, asyik perabis duit kita suruh belanja air Starducks atau MekDonal.
Bro, Jangan Lepaskan Si Gadis Yang Ada 7 Sifat Ini

2. Tak Apa Kalau Ajak Makan Kedai Biasa-biasa

Kalau kita ajak dia makan kedai biasa atau dekat warung, dia tak kisah. Asalkan makanan sedap dan boleh masuk perut. Bukannya jenis makwe yang konon dah penat berhias pakai tudung lilit, tak ada kelas makan kedai murah. Paling kurang pun MekDonal.
Bro, Jangan Lepaskan Si Gadis Yang Ada 7 Sifat Ini
3. Naik Kereta Secondhand Kita Pun Dia Tak Segan
Dia jenis tak kisah pun kita pakai kereta apa. Tak malu pun dengan keluarga dan kawan-kawan. Kalau ajak naik MRT pun dia selamba. Bukannya jenis makwe yang setiap hari pressure kita suruh tukar Honda!. Nak nampak ‘class’ kononnya.
Bro, Jangan Lepaskan Si Gadis Yang Ada 7 Sifat Ini

4. Tak Minta Hadiah Mahal

Setiap kali hari jadi dia tak minta barang yang ratus-ratu, ribu-ribu harganya. Contohnya tak minta beg tangan LV, jam tangan DKNY, make up SKII atau iPhone. Kalau dapat jenis yang happy asalkan kita ingat untuk wish hari jadi pun dah dikira tip top.

5. Nak Buat Kenduri Kahwin Biasa-biasa Saja

Dia jenis nak buat kenduri kahwin setakat yang mampu. Tak impikan nak buat wedding of the year bagai sampai kena buat pinjaman peribadi. Kalau boleh nak nikah dengan kenduri buat dekat masjid, lebih jimat dan berkat. Hantaran pun tak letak tinggi. Jenis ini akan berlapang dada kata Ijazah adalah untuk minta kerja, bukan sebagai justifikasi untuk minta hantaran RM30 ribu serba satu!

6. Tak Minta Nak Bercuti Sana Sini Sebelum Kahwin

Dia bukan jenis nak ajak pergi bercuti sana sini sebelum kahwin. Nak cipta sweet moment kononnya. Amboi…Ciptalah sweet moment  tu selepas kahwin.

7. Tak Kisah Gaji Kita Sikit

Dia tak kisah pun kalau gaji kita lebih rendah daripada dia. Dia terima kita seadanya. Janji sumber pendapatan kita tu halalan taiyiban. Spesis jenis ni memang susah dah nak jumpa di zaman moden ni, jadi kalau terserempak, jangan lepaskan!
Manusia itu tak sempurna. Kalau masa bercinta dan pasangan kita tiada 7 ciri-ciri di atas, janganlah pula tinggalkan dia. Kita bimbinglah supaya dia lebih bijak menguruskan kewangan. Lengkapkan kekurangan, barulah kehidupan akan lebih bahagia.
Sama-sama belajar ke arah kebaikan. Duit bukan segala-galanya. Tetapi semua benda nak pakai duit. Kalau jenis suka membazir benda bukan-bukan, mungkin kedudukan kewangan masa depan kita akan turut terjejas.
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Sumber : majalahlabur.com
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Putting Your Money to Work


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So you and your special someone are thinking about beginning an investment program. That's a wise move because the earlier you start investing the more time your nest egg has to grow. Invest only $250 a month for 20 years at 5 percent interest and you'll have $102,758. Increase the rate of return to 8 percent and the total jumps to $147,255.

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Goals

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Diversification


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Time and Knowledge


Getting up to speed on what to invest in takes time and knowledge. If that doesn't appeal to either of you, consider a financial planner or adviser. Planners are paid on a commission based on what you invest in or a flat fee based on how much time he spends with you.
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