Dealing with finances after losing a spouse


As if dealing with grief isn’t bad enough in the midst of this pandemic, families of the deceased are trapped in quarantine, unable to touch and comfort each other, living in dread that another family member could fall ill, Yap Ming Hui says.

WE ARE living in uncertain times. With over 4,000 cases in Malaysia (at the time of writing), the Covid-19 situation doesn’t seem to be improving just yet.

While the nation stays at home due to the movement control order (MCO), unfortunately there is still the risk of contracting this highly contagious virus, which could lead to hospitalisation, or worse still, death.

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