Experts: Be wise with extra cash

By ALLISON LAI

Bank Negara’s rate cut could turn savings into emergency funds

PETALING JAYA: Bank Negara’s interest rate cut offers Malaysians a chance to turn small savings from loan repayments into emergency funds, transforming immediate cash flow into lasting stability, say financial and consumer groups.

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