What is the current running car plate number now? Here are the latest car registration number for all the states ~ Perak, Selangor, Pahang, Kelantan, Johor, Kedah, Langkawi, Labuan, Melaka, Negeri Sembilan, Pulau Pinang, Kuching, Sri Aman, K Samarahan, Limbang, Miri, Kapit, Sarikei, Sibu, Bintulu, Perlis, Kota Kinabalu, Beaufort, Lahad Datu, Kudat, Sandakan, Tawau, Keningau, Terengganu and Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia.

You cannot get popular car plate number in these running numbers because most of them had been bidden. Plan well ahead or you can’t get the number that you want.

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I am still waiting for my new car ~ Honda City to arrive. It took 4 months ++ to arrive after ordered. And still in custom duty processing now. I don’t plan to get any special car plate number on my first car at first. Any running number will do. But decided to buy / bid for the nice car plate number after persuaded by my mom when the car nearly arrives. Wow… Getting a good and nice car plate in Malaysia is not easy and cheap. Most of the popular car plate number in Penang, Malaysia had been taken…

Malaysia top popular car plate number

Top pick numbers

Interesting numbers

Popular numbers

It is hard to get the top pick numbers especially number 1. For your information, PJT 1 was bidden with RM50,000. I can buy a Malaysian made value car with this amount already. Anyway, for those who are interesting to buy / bid popular car plate number. Be sure to tender it early. Don’t wait last minute like me. Else most of the beautiful numbers are gone…

via: JPJ Malaysia

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Do you know that where does our money from EPF invest into? Here is the list of top 30 equity investments listed on Bursa Malaysia by Employees Provident Fund Malaysia as at 30 June 2010.

Last updated ~ 30 June 2010

via: Employees Provident Fund Malaysia

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I want to get myself a Panasonic HDC-TM700K High Definition Camcorder. I can get it from B&H Photo Video Pro Audio which import from US. Or get it locally in Malaysia. The US version is 1920 x 1080p x 60fps while Malaysia version is 1920 x 1080p x 50fps. I prefer 60fps version. But Panasonic HDC-TM700K only provides US warranty and no international warranty like Canon. However, the US price is attractive at USD 863.80 (RM RM2779.28) including shipping fee which Malaysia is priced at RM3500. Around RM 700 different. And does it dutiable when imported back to Malaysia? I searched around Royal Malaysian Customs Department website and found these below…

Non-dutiable goods include:

• Fountain Pen.
• Cigarette Lighters (except of plastic).
• Printed books, newspapers, magazines and journals.
• Perfumes.
• Cosmetics (except face powder) and skin-care products like lipsticks, eye shadows, moisturizing cream, skin tonics.
• Manicure products like nail polisher and nail varnish.
• Carpets of jute.
• Portable radio equipped with recorder and sound reproducers (weighing not more than 10 kg., with handles / straps and AC/DC powered).
• Pocket watches, wrist watches and table / wall clocks.
• Photo cameras, camera flashbulbs, camera flashbulb equipments and film rolls.
• Cinematographic cameras, projectors, sound recorders and sound reproducers, for films of less than 16 mm width including cameras for double 8 mm film.
• Video cameras / television cameras
• Pocket calculators.
• Shillings / Gold bar.
• Computer.
• Fishing equipments (e.g. Fishing rods, Fish hooks etc.)
• Golf clubs (complete).
• Racquets (Tennis, Badminton and the like)
• All sorts of balls except golf balls.
• All musical instruments (excluding upright piano)
• Leather shoes
• Leather bags including wallets and leather hand bags
• Video tapes (empty or recorded)

Yeah… Video camera is one of the non-dutiable goods. Now back to the question ~ should I get US version without international warranty?

via: Royal Malaysian Customs Department

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EON Bank Berhad increased its hire purchase rate. Public Bank Berhad changed its rate. Same apply to Hong Leong Bank Berhad too.


Last updated: 15-07-2010

via: Banking Info

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