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While the AKPK survey, first reported by The Star Online, didn’t go into details about the specific items that it considered “essential items”, the inaugural financial behaviour survey polled over 3,500 working Malaysians, during its January to July 2018 period.
Basically, its 28% out of the 3,540 people between the ages 20 and 60 who were surveyed by AKPK who couldn’t buy essential items with their own money.
Deputy Prime Minister Wan Azizah Wan Ismail launched the survey report today during AKPK’S inaugural Financial Literacy Symposium 2018.
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