MOST Malaysians don’t have enough in their nest egg to retire mainly due to bad policies and low wages.

As a science-based organisation with decades of experience in orangutan conservation work, WWF-Malaysia believes that it is our duty to provide accurate and factual information about these primates as part of our ongoing educational efforts.

THE current floods that have impacted various parts of the country have given rise to an extensive commentary on the response cycles of various stakeholders. It has in turn led to continued crisis communications and statements in the media by agencies and ministries alike. This binary approach to the discussion has also created a perceived “us and them” situation when in a crisis of this nature there should only be “we”.

I REFER to your front page report “British Empire Ended With Sabah” (DE 20.12.2021). I am surprised that this crucial information that sets Sabah apart in Malaysia and the Commonwealth was not public knowledge all this while.

HOW so easy it is for all the critics voicing their reasons and logic that EPF monies is for retirement use only when they were NOT worrying for the past 2 years where to find money for the next meal! .

I APPLAUD leaders who spoke against the unfair treatment and budget allocation to Sabah and Sarawak.

THE proposal to introduce a new provision, Section 106A, to the Income Tax Act 1967 was passed through the Finance Bill 2021 in the Dewan Rakyat on Dec 15.

IT was reported that a man had taken an airline company to court because the airline had refused to give him a cash refund when his flight was cancelled, but instead offered ticket credits for future trips.

I WISH to continue the forum letter on “Pain Borneo” DE (28 November) refers.

THE extension of the mandatory retirement age in Malaysia has been a subject of continuous debate with many pros and cons for several years now. But with the prevailing economic situation, taking care of those entering the job market remains a crucial issue.