57 peratus ibubapa masih terpaksa sara anak umur 18 tahun ke atas TERMASUK yg da

R2D2

Based on a study conducted by HSBC Bank Malaysia Bhd through the Power of Protection research, an estimated 57 per cent of Malaysian parents still provide financial support to their children over the age of 18.

HSBC Bank Malaysia Head of Retail Banking and Wealth Management Lim Eng Seong said the survey, titled Mendepani Masa Depan (Facing the Future), also found that Malaysian parents were ranked fourth in the global economy to support the finances of their adult children, while the United Arab Emirates – is in the top spot.

"About 50 per cent of parents still provide assistance although most (64 per cent) of them believe that children need to be independent when they are adults.

“69 per cent parents support their children’s education while 41 per cent support their daily cost of living which include utility bills, kitchen appliances and home repairs.

"In addition, they also finance their children in medical aid as well as dental care (38 per cent) while, 27 per cent support the cost of facilities or rent," he said in a statement, as reported by Kosmo!.

Eng Seong also said most parents who financially aid their adult children are pleased that they are able to help their families.

The survey also revealed that 62 per cent of parents feel appreciated for the support that they have given to their families, while 63 per cent of them feel it is their duty as the breadwinner for their family.

However, Eng Seong insists that it is important for parents to have a future plan to ensure financial security.

"With the rising cost of living, parents will bear additional burdens in raising their children and it is important for them to have enough funds to cope with this situation," he said.

Hence, he said, his organisation had identified four steps that will help Malaysians prepare their families for the future.

"They need to be aware of their priorities, evaluate their finances, plan and discuss the future," he said.

HSBC’s Power of Protection is an independent consumer survey commissioned by HSBC and the study involved 13,122 individuals in 13 countries, including Malaysia.

-Al Jazeera

DARSITA

18 tahun tu still consider 'kanak kanak' .. tak salah pun parents support.

Otaku85

18-23 ramai yg masih belajar.

sekngucing

owa ow... owa oww..
video killed the radio star
video killed the radio star...

ninja boy

pasal itu org tua2 umur >60 masih bekerja, patut umur 40 tahun stop branak la nnt umur 60 masih bekerja

ultra78

Umur 18 tahun baru masuk universiti. Duit PTPTN tak cukup. Umur 21 baru masuk kerja.

Kalau umur 18 tahun dan dah tak perlu duit ibubapa maka kemungkinan besar mereka telah bekerja selepas habis sekolah.

Tapi kalau dah berkerja bertahun-tahun tapi masih mintak duit ibubapa tu mcm ada benda tak kena la tu.Mungkin sebab berbelanja di luar kemampuan diri.

krustykrab

Kalau yg masih blajar umo pun dlm 18-23 tu mmg la patut makpak sara, ni yg dah tuabangka kawin beranak pinak, kejadah nk sapot lagi...ni dh kira spesis bewak

memeque12

apa nak kairan
bukan takat anak
cucu pun menyara sekali

sayawifenikmie

..... baru 18 tahun ... memanglah perents masih kena support... bukan alasan parents tak menyimpan utk hari tua.

sarahmirza

Anak above 18 tahun dan masih belajar bukan ke ada pengecualian cukai ibu bapa ke?

EJALTI

Tapi, ramai jugak, yg 18 ke 22 tahun yg madih study.

Ada jugak parents yg renovate rumah, tambah 1-2 bilik, untuk anak2 yg dah kawen.

R2D2

Tanggung anak sampai mati


KUALA LUMPUR – Ramai anak muda di Malaysia menjadikan ibu bapa mereka seperti ‘bank segera’ apabila masih lagi meminta bantuan kewangan walaupun sudah bekerja untuk pelbagai perkara daripada membeli kereta, rumah sehinggalah mendirikan rumah tangga.

Pakar sosial, Dr. Fatimah Daud berkata, kebanyakan anak muda ketika ini tidak berasa segan untuk meminta duit tambahan dari­pada ibu bapa sedangkan mereka mampu untuk melancong ke luar negara setiap tahun.

Jelas beliau, dalam sesetengah perbelanjaan seperti perkahwinan dan membeli rumah, ada anak muda yang mahu kesemua perbelanjaan itu ditanggung oleh ibu bapa dengan memberi alasan tidak cukup duit kerana belum bekerja atau tiada tabungan.

“Secara realiti, ibu bapa di Malaysia ketika ini sudah menjadi bank segera atau insurans kewangan kepada anak-anak yang sudah dewasa. Jika tidak cukup duit, mereka tidak risau kerana tahu ada ibu bapa akan tolong.

shamsadis

Salah mak bapak la, dah tua bangka di support lagi kalau hidup susah, netizen kecam ahli keluarga kerana tak bantu yang sebenarnya, empunya diri pemalas

akusukaq

dah ramai mak bapak yg ada life saving yg byk jadi kalu tak tolong anak , nak tolong siapa plk.duit utk sakit demam pun dah terlonggok lama .saham amanah, hartanah pun bukan utk dibawak mati.ujung ujung pergi kat anak2 jgk.

Otaku85

sekngucing replied at 18-11-2017 02:22 AM
owa ow... owa oww..
video killed the radio star
video killed the radio star...

Salahkan Mikel Jeksen.

orgsepang

memeque12 replied at 18-11-2017 07:52 AM
apa nak kairan
bukan takat anak
cucu pun menyara sekali

Betul tu. Saudara akak macam tu, ditegur adik beradik lain pun dia buat bodoh. Kasihan mak dia.

Otaku85

Umor 20an tapi tak belajar dan tak bekerja baik ditapak kakikan saja.

annehuda

tp sbnrnye mmg btul pun. sedangkan kawen pun pakai duit epf makbapak. tu blum lg, anak sambung blaja dibelikan keter.

annehuda

dah kawen plak, cucu campak kt makbapak jadi baby sitter free. sbb tu golongan muda ni nk keje pun nk duduk dekat ngan parents lg. senang nk jenguk padahal senang nak pau kekdahnye

sekngucing

dah memang tu tugas mak bapak....