Malaysia VS Singapore, why are we so BEHIND?

SGD 1 = MYR 3 ??? What happened to Malaysia? 🤔
#malaysia #singapore #investing
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[MrMoneyTV]

I honestly think this is what we should know as a Malaysian! What do you think? 💭

[kenzone]

Education is critical, yes… but being a Singaporean who has spent a period of time living in Malaysia, I feel another critical factor is rule of law. Many Malaysian politicians, civil servants and even police see rule of law as an obstacle rather than as a guiding principle to create a disciplined society. For example, if someone has been convicted of a billion-dollar crime and facing other criminal charges in Singapore, there’s no way he can be walking around like a free man, taking part in politics as an MP as though nothing has happened.

[delsol]

It's not just education. Everyone knows its the corruption, lack of meritocracy and unequal opportunities in Malaysia that are the cause of non-progress.

[goh]

Singapore politician run the country like a businessman . However Malaysia politician run the country with corrupted intent for personal gains . Try swapping our politician with each other for one year . Our SGD will definitely go back to 1:2 ringgit . Leaders is really important , i have seen hardworking Malaysian working in Singapore but have to travel back and forth just to put food on the table. Nothing wrong with the Malaysian, problem is the leader. By the way Najib still can walk freely like nothing happen. GG

[Luthaniel]

The Malaysian Government does not value talent but race. So Singapore takes in all the talented Malaysians, make them Singaporeans and give them better opportunities and life !

[davechuasoup]

Your government may among the most worthless and corrupt in the world, but your citizens are certainly one of the most talented and hardworking. Love from Singapore.

[KenZhai]

I am an Indonesian that used to stay in Malaysia for around 7 years for study, from Form 4.
Based on my observation the problem of Malaysia is because the government keep pushing for separation of the race. For example in Indonesia there are no such thing as "race" on any government form for that matter. Also no discount or whatsoever for bumiputra, etc for buying stuff like cars or house.

[danglhenshin]

Sejujurnya ini adalah video dari rakyat Malaysia yang paling terbaik pernah saya tengok/lihat. Bukan sahaja mengeluh atau merungut tapi memberikan cadangan apa yang boleh dilakukan didalam kawalan seseorang individu. Terus hasilkan video yang berguna untuk semua..

[PRSer]

I'm Singaporean and I want Malaysia to be just as successful as Singapore. On paper, Malaysia's resources far exceeds Singapore and have the potential to out perform Singapore's economy. My late father is Malaysian and my mother is Singaporean and I can see and appreciate the differences and struggles on both sides. There's so much we can learn from each other.

Lastly, being stuck in Singapore since this pandemic has made me miss my relatives in Malaysia a lot more. I wish everyone out there in Malaysia all the very best and that our two countries can start seeing each other again very soon. Then we can fight about who got better food all over again haha

[Choonzord]

Great video. I'm a Malaysian who was sent to study in Singapore age 7. From age 7-16, my mom woke me up every morning at 5am so I can take the bus across the causeway. Then I'd come back during peak hours, taking the bus back. If I had after class activities by the time I get back home it'll be like 9PM.

It's tough but I'm very grateful for my mom's foresight and sacrifice (school fees not cheap).I now live and work in Singapore, used to go back Johor every 2 weeks but cuz of COVID haven't went home in more than 2 years :( Education really is super key.

Great production btw. I make comics about personal finance also so I can appreciate how well you are condensing complex topics into easily digestible content. Look forward to more.

[nerdska]

Malay Singaporean here. My late dad was a blue collared worker after a failed business. But we witnessed him going to the library every other week to read, n thus we did the same. At 13 I started to get allowance weekly to teach me how to budget. N soon it became monthly allowance once i turned 15. We had to budget our transport money n makan money. N if we wanted to watch a movie w friends we had to figure out a way to adjust our budget and save. Hr also shared stories of his travels n his young days... n importance of relationships and betrayals.... so i hear u. This is applicable to all. Not just malaysians per sei. Loved the video. Kudos to u!

[vincyuee]

I hope everyone will learn a thing or two in this video regardless what race you are as Malaysian. The only issue with Malaysia is the way our elderly government constantly using the racial cards in everything they are up to and send the wrong message to all, and that needs to change if we want a better Malaysia for our future generations to come.

[extraincomesuz]

I'm from the USA but taught English here for several years (more than 5). The things you say in this video are do true about Malaysia, especially the schools. Thank you for this video! I hope people watch it. I will share.

[samsong]

Hi, I’m a Singaporean and I really admire your parents over how they managed to nurture you to become the amazing person you are today! Just one thing, Mr Lee Kuan Yew was a prime minister, not a president 😂

[wensenvincent]

in my opinion, all races should attend the same school since kindergarten, primary school. If they cant play and study together, how do you think they can work together when they are older???

[financialcafe]

One thing I admire Malaysian Chinese is their never-say-die attitude, always looking for innovative little ways to improve life no matter what. Here at SG our average citizen depends too much on govt, so if PAP fails we die

[simonooi]

If Sarawak and Sabah were an independent country and join with Singapore when she exited from Malaysia in 1965, today this country would be the Dubai of South East Asia. The volume of oil and gas in these two states are easily 100 times more than Brunei. Look at Brunei today. They made a right choice of not joining Malaya in 1963. This clearly explained how much money has been stolen from the national coffer of Malaysia. The pathetic truth is most people are sleeping and ignorance.

[Highwind]

As a Singaporean, I'm quite fascinated when we get compared with other countries. Some of subtle things that were done without many of us noticing it where it changes our behaviour, so when others point it out it creates a better appreciation.

[shirosan]

For me, he never bash malaysian politicians but this man right here spits sad but true fact.

[RayMak]

Your parents are super duper amazing!!❤️