Hi all, nope my exam is not over yet. 2 more days to go.

Anyway, this entry is a advertisement for my brother. He is in Prudential as most of you would have known by now. Those interested in working in this field, please let me know yea? I know this is hard. Who would think: I want to be a financial advisor when I graduated. Therefore, I am not going to go asking around. This is just to inform you if you are interested and at least let you know that I have the link.

Most people would have found a job by now. Those who are still searching, all the best and hope to hear good news from you soon.

With the end of student life, we set to embark on another new stage in our life. More responsibilities, more money, more expenditure, more politics...

Haiz, this is life. Back to the topic, this is suppose to be an advert for my brother. So do plan your finances carefully, especially once you start work. You know who to look for when you have too much money in your account!

A lot of people say I am rich. I think they meant in jokingly. Really, I am not. I am a very poor student. And who says engineers earn a lot.

When I was young, Engineering was a very respctable profession. People will go like: wow, your bf is a engineer. Mine is a lawyer, and yours? A doctor!

I wasn't really into law or medicine at that time and engineering was almost in the same league back then. (I am not so sure about it now). So, there you go. I am right here, waiting to graduate with a degree in Electrical Engineering. Good or bad, you can deduce yourself. I will tell you in a few years time.

I don't keep a lot of money in my accounts. I believe they will rot in the banks. The inflation will shrink the money until one fine day when you take them out and realise: The amount has increased, but I can't afford my favourite laska now. It used to be 50 cents, now it costs $2!

Please invest your spare cash somewhere for a better return.

Time to plan. Don't you think so?