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Masih ingat lelaki ini yang viral 2 hari lalu kerana bercinta selama 9 tahun sebelum putus, AKHIRNYA beliau nekad hadir ke majlis perkahwinan bekas tunangnya, NAMUN jangan terkejut lihat 5 foto tindakan gila yang dilakukannya di Majlis Nikah itu yang buat bekas tunangnya TERKEDU & TERGAMAM.

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ASSALAMULAIKUM..

Lagi sekali ..aku bukan nak mengaibkan Orang atau bukan nak burukan mana2 pihak..
Aku hanya BERKONGSI Perasaan yang Pahit, Pedih,SAKIT …SAKIT SANGAT2….ni lah Cara aku Luahkan Perasaan dan berkongsi …aku bukan nak aibkan mana2 pihak..bukan burukan mana2 pihak……sebab apa2 masalah aku tak pernah cerita kat keluarga aku kerana tak nak mereka risau …kadang aku pendam..

Yang MANA TERASA AKU MINTAK MAAF DARI HUJUNG RAMBUT HINGGA HUJUNG KAKI..ni luahan yg terakhir..yang selebihnya biarlah ku Pendam sendiri..dan SELAMAT PENGANTIn BARU..

Pada hari perkahwinan kuza 8/7/2016… Apa-apa yang berlaku ..!!…Aku Nekad Mati untuk hadir ke Majlis perkahwinan kuza…aku tak kisah dah apa yang berlaku nanti..aku ingin jumpa dia buat kali terakhir..

Pada puko 5 petang Aku pergi ke rumah Kuza menaiki motor., parkin depan tangga dia dan aku bagi Salam..Aku terus naik atas rumah kuza dan bersalaman dengan abah dan keluarga kuza…dgan kehadiran aku..ada yang bertanya..aku tahu dari mana.??..siapa bgitahu….??.

Aku cakap, Abah…kita mari ni bukan nak buat masalah atau apa2..kito mari ni nok ucap TANIAH SELAMAT PENGANTIN BARU..#Alhmdulillah tiada apa yang berlaku..Tenang..semua ok..

aku jumpa Suami Kuza, aku bersalaman,sambil berpelukan aku cakap..JAGO KUZA MOLEK, SELAMAT PENGANTIN BARU..TANIAH..●● kuza tanya aku dari jarak jauh..tahu mana…??sambil kuza senyum..YA ALLAH SAKIT HANCURNYA HATI KU…dan aku salam dengan keluarganya..aku terus balik..sambil naik Motor AKU MENANGIS TANPA SUARA..SEBAKNYA DI DADA..HANYA ALLAH JA YANG TAHU SAAT TU..

Aku hanya bisa bersabar dan pasrah.redha itu menyakitkan..

PERASAAN KORANG MCAM MANA EK..??

Aku terpaksa BAKAR BAJU PEGANTIN ni..!!..AKU TERPAKSA HANCURKAN CINCIN NI supaya kenangan tidak lagi di ingati..

Aku tak kuat nak tempuhi semua ni…#Berat Nya Dugaan Mu Ya Allah..

Baju ni aku Tempah 2 bulan sebelum melangsungkan perkahwinan..dan 3 minggu dari tarikh kahwin,
Aku nak batalkan baju ni, sebab kami tak jadi kahwin…tunda raya cina

Tapi Tukang jahit cakap dah tak boleh batalkan kerana seluar dah siap…dan aku bgitahu ok..xpelah..jahitlah..

Baju ni aku buat Raya selama 3 hari 2 malam..tidur pun aku pakai baju ni..mana2 aku pergi..pakai baju ni..aku pakai sebab untuk beraya..

Hari ni aku terpaksa hapuskan/bakar..air mata ku mengalir tanpa bersuara ..Betapa sakitnya..pedihnya orang yg kita sayang, Ikhlas, jaga seperti nyawa sendiri..

9 tahun bukan senang nak jaga hubungan…semua dugaan, jalan berliku, susah sekali pun ku tempuhi berseorangan dan walaupun sikit aku tidak #melibatkan keluarga aku dalam apa jua masalah..malah masalah Pertunangan pun aku selesai sorang tanpa melibatkan keluarga aku..hanya aku sorang tempuhi onak duri, maki hamun oleh keluarga cik Tunang..aku hanya bisa bersabar dan diam itulah yg terbaik buat aku..

Kuza kerja di Smart Pandan..#Bergaji RM1200…

Kerja kuza ni pon aku yang tolong cari..dan bnyak tempat lgi.#kami cari sama2..hantar resume..tapi rezeki kerja TEMPAT PENGHATARAN DUIT di smart pandan johor ..aku lupa dah nama kedai tu..

Aku suruh kuza behenti kerja pada bulan 5 , dan suruh balik kampung untuk urus Sisa dan Kad Madoh/ kad jemputan…lepas dia behenti..kuza balik kampung..beberapa minggu kemudian aku tak jadi kahwin bulan puasa..Tunda raya Cina….

Dia behenti kerja, Kuza Marah aku, persalahkan aku ,gara2 nak urus perkahwinan 1 bulan setengah lagi..dia rela behenti kerja yang dia sayang semata2 nak urus majlis ni…
Tapi kuza lupa..kerja ni pun aku yang tolong cari..hantar resme smua tu..

Waktu aku tak kerja..aku cuti….#waktu kuza pergi dan balik kerja…Kadang setiap pagi@tegah hari@ malam aku yang ambil dan hantar kuza kerja dan balik rumah…selain aku abang kuza juga ambil dan hantar kerja..

Setiap bulan @ hujung bulan kuza tiada duit untuk berbelanja..aku bagi walaupun sikit..sebab aku tengah berjimat simpan duit kahwin..aku tak boleh bagi mcam selalu..Aku bagi duit sebab aku TAK NAK TEGOK DIA SAKIT, Nak suruh dia makan, sihat…itu dah cukup..duit boleh cari kesihatan tak boleh beli..

Benda yang aku bagi..semua aku tak pernah ungkit dan mintak balasan..Ni lah pengorbanan aku susah senang tetap bersama…semua nya tidak dihargai..malah dicaci oleh orang yg ku sayang yg ku puja selama ni.

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Simple may not sound sexy or impressive to those looking from the outside and measuring your success, but the trappings of simplicity are truly priceless. They provide peace of mind and the ability to breathe deep and enjoy life. Below are several simple concepts to consider for your personal finances.

Consolidation. As we move through the various stages of life, we tend to carry baggage from the previous stage into the current stage. Many people have a patchwork quilt of complicated financial statements from various jobs, rather than a well oiled machine helping them move toward financial independence. You can make your financial life much easier by not leaving behind breadcrumbs of financial days past. If you have not been staying on top of it, consider consolidating all of your old employer-sponsored retirement accounts, including 401(k)s, 403(b)s and SIMPLE IRAs. You also want to make sure that, as you review your accounts, the beneficiaries reflect your current desires, not your desires from 20 years ago. Make sure your chosen heirs accurately reflect new marriages, divorces, births and deaths.

Don't be a faker. Instead of acting your age, aim to act your wage. Better yet, act about 75 to 80 percent of your wage. Living below your means seems like a no-brainer, but many successful individuals fall prey to keeping up with the Joneses or over-rewarding themselves for career, income or status achievements and actually ending up being victims of their own success. Do what is financially smart and simple instead of what your station of success leads you to believe you are supposed to do.

Many second homes are purchased because "that's what successful people do". However, a number of these newly-minted vacation home owners fail to recognize the expense of management companies, unoccupied winters and never ending maintenance because renters don't treat property like they own it. This is not to suggest that a vacation home or second property doesn't make sense for you, but make sure you understand exactly what you are buying, why you are buying it and that the rest of your financial house is in order before you do.

Cover the basics. Make sure your finances have a strong foundation. The financial planning order of operations is not all that complicated when it comes to making sure you have the basics of your financial house in order. Follow these simple steps:

Make sure you have adequate cash reserves. This should cover three to six months of living expenses.
Make sure you have accounted for unexpected life events. Estate documents (wills and health care directives) will make sure the kids and money end up in all the right places. Your insurance policies (term life and disability insurance) will provide in the event you are not here or able to provide in the same capacity for your loved ones.
Save 15 to 20 percent of your gross (before tax) income for retirement. If you can set yourself up to defer about 20 percent of your wages for your future needs over the course of a working career, your future self will thank you. If you are a little behind or late to the game, do what you can to try to improve over time. Forced scarcity and paying yourself first are great ways to train yourself to become an effective saver.
Keep an eye on outflows. If you can make sure to keep fees and taxes in check, you are already ahead of the game. Both your asset allocation and your asset location impact how much you will pay in taxes. Don't leave any deductions or credits on the table like health savings account contributions and charitable contributions. You also need to monitor your investment holdings and their expense ratios to keep your costs down. Outside of your portfolio, make sure you are reviewing the cost of the services you use, such as internet and TV providers and utility companies, and consider switching providers or negotiating for a lower rate if you find a better deal.

While it is inevitable that sometimes life will get busy, that does not mean that we have to let it become unnecessarily complicated. Some decisions we make take us off target from our ultimate goals, such as buying a beach house or sports car in lieu of saving for retirement. Our financial priorities also change as we switch jobs, move, get married and have kids. It is important to periodically recalibrate, refocus and realign our financial lives to help reach our ultimate goals. Sometimes the best way to do this is to bring simple back.

Brian Preston and Bo Hanson are fee-only financial planners who host the podcast, "The Money-Guy Show".

The median 401(k) account balance was $18,127 at the end of 2014. However, most people tend to have either very high or low balances. Some 40 percent of 401(k) participants have less than $10,000, while 20 percent have more than $100,000, according to a recent Employee Benefit Research Institute analysis of 24.9 million 401(k) plan participants.

Workers with a high salary and more years on the job are often more able and willing to tuck money into retirement accounts. The dollar value of the tax deduction for saving in a retirement account is also more valuable if you are in a higher income tax bracket. Here's how much other people with a similar age and salary are saving for retirement, and how to maximize the value of your retirement accounts at each income level.

$20,000 to $40,000. It is difficult to save for retirement when you earn a modest salary. "Many people with small incomes think that it isn't possible to save for retirement, but it really isn't the case," says Tim Baker, a certified financial planner for Script Financial in Baltimore. "When you're young, one of the things that you have a lot of is time, which means lots of compounding periods for your money to go to work for you." Many workers earning between $20,000 and $40,000 have managed to save something for retirement. The median 401(k) balance for people who have been on the job for five or more years ranges from $7,474 among workers in their 20s to $77,659 for people in their 50s.

There's an extra tax perk for people with a relatively low income who contribute to a retirement account. Individuals whose adjusted gross income is less than $30,750 willqualify for the saver's credit in 2016 if they save in a 401(k) plan. The tax credit is worth between 10 and 50 percent of the 401(k) deposit up to $2,000 for individuals, with bigger credits going to people with lower incomes. For example, a worker earning $25,000 who saved $500 in a 401(k) would receive a tax credit worth 10 percent of that amount or $50. And that credit is in addition to the tax deduction for saving in the 401(k) plan.

$40,000 to $60,000. Employees earning between $40,000 and $60,000 are likely to have a little more room in their budget to save for retirement. The median 401(k) balance ranges from $16,502 among 20-somethings to $113,504 for workers in their 50s, according to the EBRI analysis. People in their 40s ($79,786) have saved a median of over twice as much as those in their 30s ($35,602). "A moderate earner now is likely in a lower tax bracket, so paying taxes on income and contributing to a Roth now makes sense," says Jeff Rossi, a certified financial planner for Peak Wealth Advisors in Holmdel, New Jersey. "Roth IRA contributions are made with after-tax dollars, so contributions can always be withdrawn and earnings are tax-free when withdrawn in retirement and have met a five-year holding period." Some employers also offer a Roth 401(k) option.

$60,000 to $80,000. In this income bracket, even 20-somethings with a few years on the job have managed to accumulate $33,469, which still has decades to grow until retirement. And workers in their 30s have $60,504. Employees who are in their 50s have a median of $174,016, and 40-somethings have $123,554, according to the EBRI analysis.

Workers in this income range who have a 401(k) at work may lose the ability to claim another tax deduction for an IRA contribution. The IRA tax deduction is phased out for individuals with a modified adjusted gross income between $61,000 and $71,000 in 2016. "If you're below the income cutoff, you may be able to do an IRA," says Katie Brewer, a certified financial planner for Your Richest Life in Garland, Texas.

$80,000 to $100,000. If you are fortunate enough to make it to this income bracket, resist the temptation to inflate your lifestyle until your retirement plan is on track. "Make sure that you know what your broad financial plan is, when you are going to retire and how much you are going to need," Brewer says. Many people earning this amount still aren't putting enough into their retirement account to maintain this type of income in retirement. The median 401(k) balance for employees in this income bracket ranges from $53,871 for 20-somethings to $258,153 for 50-somethings. People in their 30s have a median of $97,019, while those in their 40s have $186,584.

$100,000 or more. Workers earning a six-figure salary generally have a much easier timesaving for retirement than those who earn less. Fifty-something workers in this income bracket have a median of $434,733 in their 401(k) plan, and long-tenured 40-somethings have $325,054, according to the EBRI analysis. Even 30-something workers earning over $100,000 per year tend to have a six-figure retirement account balance ($154,587). Workers in their 20s who manage to somehow swing this salary have a median of $44,513 in their 401(k) plan.

The downside of a large salary is that some types of retirement savings tax perks are aimed at savers with lower incomes. For example, many high earners lose the ability tosave for retirement in a Roth IRA. Eligibility to make Roth IRA contributions phases out for individuals with an adjusted gross income between $117,000 and $132,000. However, the tax break for making a 401(k) contribution applies to everyone who saves in a 401(k) plan. And those in the highest tax brackets get the biggest tax deduction for their 401(k) savings.

FUHH!! Masih ingat lelaki ini yang viral 2 hari lalu kerana bercinta selama 9 tahun sebelum putus

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