KLANG: S. Rinna, 31, and A. Subramaniam, 35, do not know if they will ever own a home or even be able to save enough for their children’s education.
Rinna, who has to manage the family on Subramaniam’s meagre salary as a lorry driver for a hardware company, said their priority now was to make ends meet.
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