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Servis Alza

 Assalamualaikum wbt..

27/03/2025

Khamis

Harini aku hantar kereta Alza ke perodua service centre di peramu ni..

Pagi tadi agen dia wasap suh hantar kereta..

kul 9 aku mintak keluar dengan bos..

jumpa bini aku kat situ je..

Kereta alza ni leaking dia dah tahap teruk sangat..

tak leh bawak bincang dah..

aritu dah kena RM2500 kat gear box..

buat kat syam auto..

pastu tukar plug bocor masuk minyak hitam kat situ..

Minggu lepas hantar ke perodua servis suh dia check detail masalahnya..

habis semua hose kena tukar..

dengan hose power steering yang teruknya bocor..

tak tau apa masalahnya...

dia pun tukar semua harapnya minggu ni okaylah takde lagi kebocoran pada lantai...

dia charge Rm1030.00 sekali  dengan servis minyak hitam..

takpelah  asalkan tak runsing dah bila nak jalan jauh-jauh..

Sekian..

Kekal Miskin Mundur Hina

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Want to raise kids who grow up confident with money instead of stressed about it? Start with these 3 simple steps:

1. Make your kids earn their own money.

No, your 12-year-old doesn’t need an allowance. They need commission. That means they work, they get paid. They don’t work, they don’t get paid. Just like the real world. Give them age-appropriate jobs like mowing the lawn or walking dogs. Teach them that money comes from work.

2. Teach your kids to save for what they want.

Your kid wants a new bike? Great. Don’t buy it for them, but help them save for it. Give them a goal and let them watch their savings grow. That feeling of earning something themselves will be better than any handout.

3. Show your kids how to live on a budget.

If they get birthday money or a paycheck from their first job, don’t let them spend it all in one weekend. Teach them to budget. Help them divide their money into giving, saving, and spending so they learn early that every dollar needs a plan.

Your kids’ future money habits start with you. Show them the right way, and they’ll carry it with them forever.

DaveRamsey